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An Epic Life: A Story Of Art, Discovery, And Adventure, Sara Silkwood
An Epic Life: A Story Of Art, Discovery, And Adventure, Sara Silkwood
Honors Capstone Projects - All
This collection of work is inspired by a series of trips I took around the state of Alaska. In the project, I combined illustration, design, page layout and various forms of storytelling.
Initially the project started with the idea that I would be creating both an artist’s journal and a separate body of artwork based around my experiences in Alaska. But the project changed and evolved the more I traveled and the more I reflected by painting, writing and designing.
While I was in Alaska, I gathered reference with photographs and sketches, planning to use them to create a book …
Making Home – At Home And Abroad, Stasya Panova
Making Home – At Home And Abroad, Stasya Panova
Honors Capstone Projects - All
For my Capstone Project, I created a dual exhibition centering on the theme of home, in collaboration with Elody Gyekis, a Schreyer’s Honor student at Penn State University, double majoring in Painting and Ceramics. The show was entitled “Making Home: at home and abroad” and was exhibited both in State College, Pennsylvania, and in Syracuse, New York, in March 2009. The body of work was the culmination of our three-year collaboration and consisted of photographs, drawings, paintings, sculptures, ceramic, and video art. The making and installation of the pieces investigated the physical and emotional experience of making home, …
Kaidan: Fashion And Photographs Inspired By Japanese Ghost Stories, Gabrielle Hennessey
Kaidan: Fashion And Photographs Inspired By Japanese Ghost Stories, Gabrielle Hennessey
Honors Capstone Projects - All
The objective is to visually represent Japanese ghost stories, known as kaidan, not only as a supplement to the senior fashion design thesis but also as a way to explore the more general human themes of love, loss, and betrayal.
As a fashion design major, it is required to complete in full a six-piece womenswear collection to be shown at a university-wide fashion show in April of senior year. Each individual designer decides on an appropriate theme for his or her collection; this theme is finalised during the fall of senior year, with garment construction beginning immediately afterward. Additionally, …
Senior Collection And Fashion Industry Experience, Amanda Coyne
Senior Collection And Fashion Industry Experience, Amanda Coyne
Honors Capstone Projects - All
My goal upon completing my Honors Capstone Project was to explore the process I went through over the course of the year as I completed my senior collection in the Fashion Design program at the School of Visual and Performing Arts. My senior collection incorporated inspiration I gathered over the past four years to show how I have evolved as a designer. It was a unique experience in that it has allowed me to express my personal design aesthetic through my clothing.
My senior collection consists of six looks that were constructed and styled individually to be ready for two …
The B Street Residence Biophilic Design And The Colorado Home, Colin E. Fanning
The B Street Residence Biophilic Design And The Colorado Home, Colin E. Fanning
Honors Capstone Projects - All
The main focus of this Capstone has been exploratory—self-educational. After having learned, during the course of my studies in interior design, about the methodology of biophilic design (literally, “life-loving”)—which deals with the human psychological affinity for the natural world and attempting to reconcile that with the built environment, in order to create spaces that protect both body and mind—I wanted to experiment within that philosophy, to build my own biophilic design skills. This matched well with my long-running passion for sustainable design—the two methodologies are distinct but closely related, and when used in concert they represent a progressive vision for …
Scenic Design For Syracuse University Drama Department's The Way Of The World, Rachel A. Slotnick
Scenic Design For Syracuse University Drama Department's The Way Of The World, Rachel A. Slotnick
Honors Capstone Projects - All
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Remey's Calming Kids With Communication, Kate Vallon
Remey's Calming Kids With Communication, Kate Vallon
Honors Capstone Projects - All
Pain management is often studied by doctors, psychologists, and child-life specialists. However, designers have a strong influence on the care, comfort and pain management of a patient, specifically one in the hospital. Pain management is a difficult topic to study and understand because everyone feels pain differently, however, by looking to the roots of pain and its affects on communication and anxiety we can learn to understand how to mollify its aches. Pediatric pain management is even more difficult to comprehend because there are many added elements involved in a painful experience.
Syracuse Grows: Grassroots Communications, Sarah Marshall
Syracuse Grows: Grassroots Communications, Sarah Marshall
Honors Capstone Projects - All
Small budgets, overextended staff, and inaccessibility of design software can prevent non-profit organizations from having successful communications. This project is an examination of sustainable communications through creating a marketing system for Syracuse Grows, a grassroots network cultivating a just foodscape in the city of Syracuse. The goal was to provide a successful communications program for Syracuse Grows that represented their needs, reflected graphic principles, and promoted the organization. But more importantly, this plan was designed so that it can be updated and utilized following the completion of this project.
The five requirements for this plan were: (1) to develop a …
The Stand, Kelsey Boyer
The Stand, Kelsey Boyer
Honors Capstone Projects - All
Concept Statement
The Stand is based on the concept of creating a new alternative source of information and news specifically for the South Side community of Syracuse, New York. The new publication will improve upon the existing small-format local newspapers, creating a vibrant new media source. It will focus exclusively on the people of this community and serve as a visual connection for the members of the South Side. Its monthly production will create an awareness of recent events and happenings of the community that currently often go unheard and unseen. This will in return help community members become a …