Barbies

[NOTE: Full pixels are really huge because these are ready to print]
Another big 2D project. This is my favorite class this semester because we do the most work in it.
I probably shoulda/coulda/woulda spent more time on this, but I wanted to plow through and get a lot done today, so here it is. Step 1 of the assignment was to gather photos on a certain theme from a short list of potential objects given to us (I chose toys which I developed more specifically into Barbies). Step 2 was to trace the objects and scan the 3 best tracings into the computer. Step 4 was to trace those tracings in Illustrator.
Then, the final step was to create 4 images using those tracings based on four words given to us in class, which went thus:
Image 1: Tension
Image 2: Isolation
Image 3: Force
Image 4: Distraction

Remember when I used to do this more?

Here's a link to an illustrator I've been liking lately:
http://www.marekhaiduk.de/
Enjoy!

Jacquelyn

Another oversized image....
For my Media I class. The assignment was to show a change over time for the all school Space-Time project.
And Jackie is just a little pretty. JUST A LITTLE.
Actual print size: 11x17"

Collage for 2D

2nd to last one for 2D: a collage on a photo from my documenting process of the discolored walls.

Stencils 'n Stuff

Another part of my 2D project. This one's a series of stenciled-on spray paint designs based on some of the distinct shapes I saw in the discolorations... so. Yeah.

Another one for 2D

This painting is 2x3', on cardboard. I hate the way it looks in a photo simply because the photo cannot capture how much I love the way it is in real life.
Based on a texture I found on a decayed wall; just like all of this work.

Poster

Another one for my 2D class project on wall decay...
Actual print on 13x19" paper--- but with a lot of white border, keep in mind...

And the booklet itself

The pictures are all 5x5", held together with copper wire.
Sorry these pictures are so huge--- I had to keep them big for class.

I'm getting lazy about documenting my work... ):

For my Foundation 2D class.
Our assignment is to create 6-8 finished works documenting one aspect of "Eat Street" using at least 3 different mediums. I chose to sneak back behind buildings, parking lots, et cetera and photographed decayed/discolored walls... So be expecting a lot of upcoming work on this subject.
These are the photos that I used for a photo booklet; coming up next, an image of the actual booklet that is almost impossible to appreciate...