Reflection

I really enjoyed discovering new methods to digitize artwork from the creative direction of Professor Lukas Bertus. I truly admire the scope of work produced by every individual from both art 118 and art 120, everyone brought a piece of themselves into each composition. Although graphic design isn't my forte I would never take back the experience, frustrating at times; but enlightening nonetheless.

Thank you Luke, you inspired me to pursue my dreams as a painter.



p.s. If anyone is interested or knows anyone interested in purchasing any of my work, let me know. It should be up in coffee shops around Portland shortly :)

i'm a painter not a graphic designer

Happiness is more important than money.

MY Kaleidoscopes

What I have so far for my collage....

I took some of my paintings and drawings and combined them with various photos of myself cut and pasted within the whirlwind.

My neighbor Brian

I was just playing around with photoshop and this is what came out of it.

What I have so far for my furniture poster

I can't get myself to ruin this piece with my horrible typography skills, I tried to hand write it in and then that didn't seem professional....my handwritten attempt can be found in my process/sketch book for Art 118.

Here is my drawing of the tree rocking chair, my concept is the relationship between nature and man made both the contrast and the disillusion. Recognize the craft, wood = trees.

my wallpaper

RJD2 Work It Out

This inspector gadget music is often what I listen to when walking to class among the chaos of the Portland streets.

my feet, painting, and floor

I work manually, the mouse restricts my movement, I will try but may not succeed at graphic design.

The Album Leaf to Planet Earth Time Lapse

This video has inspired a lot of my artwork.

A little photography of mine

Wallpaper Images from Google Images...inspiration for my own wallpaper

interesting wallpaper that I found at http://www.urbansourcechicago.com/products/independent-studios.php
here are some examples: