These are my class “notes” on the flat-back hardcover structure for Gail Deery’s Papermaking and Book Structure class. If anyone is interested in the .pdf let me know.
This is my latest project for my Artist’s Books class. The assignment was to bind together atleast 8 of something at a single point. Usually, this style of binding ends up functioning like a booklet of paint swatches, fanning out to be read. My book is all about the tools I use to create; it is both a reaction to my being the only male in my book arts class and people who assume design is synonymous with digital.
I had the opportunity to make a second Orientation Leader recruitment poster with people other than Kris and I available as for reference photos. Expect to see them both around campus soon!
30x22 print on pescia fine art paper
Poster I created for MICA’s GD MFA Program. It was frustrating relying upon others to provide me with the information I needed to create the poster, but I am mostly pleased with the end result. Currently on display in the Brown Center.
5 x 7 and 4.25 x 6
Our Graphic Design class has the opportunity to compete for the John’s Hopkins University Institute for Policy Studies’ Holiday Card. This is my solution, a simple illustration with hand-written text placed in the center of the cover. (more…)
Super Cow? 2.15x2.5
Today in my type class we had the opportunity to participate in a competition to do the 2.15″ x 2.5″ illustration for the letters to the editor section of the New York Times. We only had around 5 hours to complete the assignment, and the subject was genetically engineered animals and foods. This was my contribution, and although I did not win the priviledge of having my work appear in the New York Times, I am happy with my solution.
