I finally have been able to upload a picture of my wire sculpture from Design class. It is composed of 16 gauge, black coated, tie wire. This project would seem easy, but it was not. I wish that I approached it with a more simplistic way (by using one line). I do not think it looks like myself at all, but I tried my best. I never worked with wire or made any sculpture before so it was a nice change from the traditional two dimensional work. Cardboard Sculpture is next!
We are currently drawing paper bag sculpture that we made in drawing class. This is the second one I did (charcoal on 18"x 24" medium drawing paper) . Personally, I like the first one I did (it is much more proportional and compositionally appealing), however, this is the only comp that I could have access to at the moment. Hopefully, the final will be better! HOPEFULLY.
This the poster I created for my Digital Media class. At the top it says, "Every 20 minutes a child is diagnosed with Autism", and at the bottom, "Be a fighter for a tiny piece of a tiny feeling. Wonder what it's worth". It is obviously centered around finding a cure for Autism. In order to achieve the final product, I drew the puzzle pieces and scanned it onto the computer. I colored the puzzle pieces in Photoshop. The text was made in Adobe Illustrator and put into Photoshop. The yellow halo around the text is a paint splatter brush that I downloaded and I put an inner shadow on it for it to take on an effect. It is simple but still implies an impact. I wish I put a website or contact information at the bottom, but I'll know that for next time.