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llamapalooza 2010 cd covers

Shown: 50/150. Made using a custom made die cutter (designed by myself) on a Vandercook 219 using polymer plates for the front and back, a linoleum cut for the center, and a tape gun for closure at the seams.

5.25" x 5.25"

thesis show

 The very first attendees to the opening, and a good view of the display case and hallway.

 

the arts and crafts hallway--after many hours of work the opening finally arrived!

 flipping through process and experience photos at beginning of hallway.

Each 8.5"x8.5", sepia prints of digital images I took along the way.

 Wood.

 Steel.

 Leather.

 Floor patterning in front display case (including small sculptures above) with old roofing tiles.

 Artists statement.

 The three lithograph diptychs and hangers shown from the end of the hallway.

 Diptych of the view from the top of the incline. 

Each 19"x26".

 Diptych of the view from Gold Camp Road.

Each 19"x26".

 Diptych of a valley in the Section 16 area.

Each 19"x26".

 Detail of the meeting of brown rosin paper (used for flooring) and kickboard--also using old roofing tiles.

Detail of hanging method, from floor.

Shown is 1/8" steel rod embedded in the wall.

Comments Book, about 6"x4".

Hand Bound with waxed twine and a typewritten cover.

Meal at the CC Garden--the second half of the opening.

CC students shooting the breeze on the bench (see previous blog post) in place at the garden.






Enjoying a quite moment in the sun on one of the chairs made to match the bench at the garden.

Journals for Field Journaling at Catamount Institute with 8th Graders

 

8"x6", recycled red chipboard covers, brown scrap butcher paper and a three hole pamphlet stitch with light blue waxed binding thread.

senior art majors exhibition poster

 11x17". special edition print (40/100) on vellum (left).

 

Above and Below: Details of poster--all custom designed font and hand carved onto a solid linoleum block.

directional flyers.

Each approximately 3x7." Lettering on front [CO.CENTRIC] was designed by heating and bending 1/8" steel rod (real size of wording approx. 7' long and 5" tall), photographing it, and transferring to Adobe Illustrator image. Image on opposite side is a scanned hand drawing and type formatted using InDesign.

thesis invitations