Took some photographs of a few of the examples Stan brought in Thursday for the class. Thought it might help some people, so here you go.
4.11.2008
Company Doc's from class
PAPER collection . obsession MAYBE
So about once a week I have to organize my massive paper collection or I won't be able to find what I need when it's time to go through the stacks...took some photos during the organization process and began to realize I just might be addicted to paper...I assume there are worse addictions out there...
I use my television for holding my textured/rice papers..seems more useful this way.
My paper-scrap collection
The holy grail
Cardstock & Such
So I recently came across my old Lite Brite in the attic (still works!) and it contained all of my original Lite Brite paper with some already punched out to pattern. There were lots of blank one's left over from 1989 and the paper is nice and thick so I decided to make a book out of it. The hardcover is wrapped with the LiteBrite paper and I put all my different brightly colored cardstock sheets in to go along with the LiteBrite theme. It's also nice to have a sample book of all my colors to quickly flip through. If you have an old LiteBrite, you HAVE to check out the paper...So groovy, and the dot pattern for poking the lights through makes for attractive decoration.
Who could forget Counterintelligence Scarlett? haha
4.10.2008
4.09.2008
Brochure Concepts
Concept: Accordian cut-out
Essentially, I would imagine Escher would do something like this if he made artist books. That being said, don't worry if the sketches confuse you, it will make more since when you see it in three-dimensional form. Not going to even bother trying to explain with words....
Sketch 1
Sketch 2
Sketch 3
3.27.2008
Digital Abstraction
Abstraction from an ink drawing (micron pen). Traced in Illustrator, Edited in PhoSho.
3.25.2008
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