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Artwork

Studio Art: Concentration and Breadth

My passion for design started young when I began to gravitate towards studio art in forms like drawing and painting. Studio art is something, that I as a designer consistently circle back to as a creative outlet even though my focus is more in apparel design. I believe all forms of design have very similar roots and I can gain a lot of inspiration in apparel design from things like studio art. Below are some of my favorite works, most of which are from my time in AP Studio Art. My concentration focuses on a series of portraits distorted with varying objects as a parallel to that of societal distortions placed on an individual. My breadth pieces were more creative outlets for me to experiment with different materials and rendering techniques. 

Value Reduction Study

Concentration

Cautious

"Cautious"

A Face Distorted With Bubble Wrap

Colored Pencil

Sensitive

"Sensitive"

A Face Pressed Against Glass

Colored Pencil, Acetate, Acrylic Paint

Angry

"Angry"

A Face Through Fire

Colored Pencil, Chalk, Oil Pastel

Stressed

"Stressed"

A Face in a Broken Mirror

Colored Pencil, Photograph, Charcoal

Elitist

"Elitist"

A Face Through a Light Bulb

Colored Pencil, Turpentine, Acrylic Paint

Alcoholic

"Alcoholic" 

A Face Through a Shot Glass

Colored Pencil

Breadth

Mr. Bones

"Mr. Bones"

Fractional Representation 

Cardboard, Acrylic Paint, Colored Pencil, Pen

Green Aesthetic

"Green Aesthetic"

Summer Still Life

Colored Pencil

Cola

"Cola"

Blind Contour of Clear Glass with Water

Water Colors, Chalk Pastel, Colored Pencil, Charcoal

The Class of 9/11

"The Class of 9/11"

Depiction of Individuals Born into the "New World"

Colored Pencil, Chalk Pastel

The year 2091

"The Year 2091"

Blind Contour Self Portrait 

Water Color, Colored Pencil, Charcoal

The Sandman

"The Sandman"

Landscape of Porto, Portugal

Acrylic Paint

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