Thursday, September 20, 2012

I think this is a very creative poster design simply because of the nice aspects it institutes. For example, the bursting light bulb add a nice design touch to accent the "spark" name on the poster.

Tuesday, September 18, 2012

Above is Paola Antonelli. I chose her becuase i particularly liked the topics in art the she talked about, and really love her intuitive design tatics.

An example of a poster I have that features great design techniques.

Thursday, September 13, 2012

This is the University of Georgia former running back Hershel Walker. I chose him for my project because of the accomplishments that he has had in his lifetime, particularly at the University.

Tuesday, September 11, 2012

Above is an example of a loose grid taken on the campus map across the street from MEP.

The picture above is Groover Hall that can be seen as an example of a tight grid through the representation of the windows and circle designs all in a specific line.

Thursday, September 6, 2012

The above picture represents repetition of form through the several pillars that are lined up and the shadows that are cast from them.

August 30, 2012 - Gestalt

Gestalt was very unique in his artworks, and he is probably one of my favorite artists to study. The ways in which he uses several different principles in his artwork is quite remarkable. Above, the panda represents a Gestalt principle because of the unity of the photograph. The black parts are simply shapes that are brought together to from the structure of a panda around the white background; however, there is really no definition of a panda there. It is simply our brain that fuses the two together into one picture. 

August 28, 2012 - David Smith

Above is an example of David Smith's artwork. He was a very unique artist and produced many phenomenal pieces of work. This picture is interesting to me due to the fact that it is out in the open environment with the open backdrop of the buildings behind it. In a sense, it just belongs in the position that it is in.