Entwined,
2012
Pomona College
Modern Phaethon,
2012
Pomona College
Two Poems,
2012
Claremont Colleges
Always Puking Always Crying Always Dancing,
2012
Claremont Colleges
Outtakes,
2012
Claremont Colleges
Log Cabin,
2012
Claremont Colleges
Corinne,
2012
Claremont Colleges
Homesick,
2012
Claremont Colleges
Swollen River,
2012
Claremont Colleges
Inside Cover,
2012
Claremont Colleges
Front Cover,
2012
Claremont Colleges
Front Matter And Editors' Note,
2012
Claremont Colleges
Digital Illustration: The Costume Designer’S Process For East Tennessee State University’S Spring Dance Concert 2012,
2012
East Tennessee State University
Digital Illustration: The Costume Designer’S Process For East Tennessee State University’S Spring Dance Concert 2012, Christine Michele Waxstein
Electronic Theses and Dissertations
This paper's objective is to document the research and developmental processes of creating East Tennessee State University's Spring Dance Concert 2012 costume designs and renderings. This thesis describes design creation from research stage to idea formulation to the conception of costumes using inspirational images, illustrations, and performance photos and videos. The show was a challenging undertaking because it involved the collaboration of many in a compressed timeframe: 1 artistic director, 9 choreographers, 20 dances, 46 performers, 10 lighting designers, 1 costume designer, and 3 weeks to put it all together. Incorporating digital technology into the rendering process saved time, expenses, …
Pin (Fibula),
2012
Rhode Island School of Design
Pin (Fibula), Risd Museum, Boris Bally, Jonathan Migliori
Channel
This fibula (pin), used for closing or securing garments, is a masterpiece of ancient gold-working. Tiny animals and figures, mythical and real, cover the pin. They were formed using tiny beads of gold (a process called granulation) fashioned in a fluid, curving style reminiscent of pottery of the seventh century BCE, when the Etruscans reached the height of their technical virtuosity in granulation. In the center of the decoration is a figure common in Etruscan art: the ‘master of the beasts,’ a winged man with two faces. The figure originated in the Near East and became especially prominent in Etruscan …
Storie Of The Past: Learning The Legacy Of Emmet Gowin,
2012
Wright State University
Storie Of The Past: Learning The Legacy Of Emmet Gowin, Megan Hague, Tracy Longley-Cook
Explorations – The Journal of Undergraduate Research, Scholarship and Creativity at Wright State
The process of producing a documentary film about the legacy of Emmet Gowin is much like the process, I imagine, of researching and discovering the biographical history of a prominent figure in art. Unlike most documentary films I have made, which largely focus on what is happening presently in the lives of the individuals I am documenting, the Emmet Gowin project has been one fueled by memories of the past. This nostalgic process of reminiscing has created a very unique and unfamiliar opportunity in documentary filmmaking for me, the approach being greatly dependent on stories of the past which in …
The History And Evolution Of Athletic Uniforms And Equipment 1800s - Present: Basketball, Baseball, Football, And Hockey,
2012
Western Michigan University
The History And Evolution Of Athletic Uniforms And Equipment 1800s - Present: Basketball, Baseball, Football, And Hockey, Emily Anderson
Honors Theses
For my Lee Honors College Thesis at Western Michigan University, I researched the history and evolution of athletic uniforms and equipment. I choose this topic because not only does it relate to my major in Textile & Apparel Studies, it also appealed to me, a lifelong sports fan. I utilized various resources while conducting my research. These resources included books as well as communication with the curator at the WMU Archives and Regional History Collections. I was also in direct contact with the equipment directors for various WMU athletic teams. I presented all of my findings in an exhibit format …
The Development From High Gothic To The Rayonnant Style Through Reims Cathedral And The Sainte-Chapelle,
2012
Lindenwood University
The Development From High Gothic To The Rayonnant Style Through Reims Cathedral And The Sainte-Chapelle, Diane Prigent
Student Scholarship
The Gothic style introduces an incredibly influential set of engineering and design principles for architecture and architectural decoration in art history. It emanated from France in 1140 and evolved through 1500. Architects and patrons developed the style through centuries constantly innovating their building techniques in order to elevate and complicate their enormous structures. These architects' objective was to increase the height of the churches, intensifying their verticality. In the late middle ages, France was governed by a powerful monarchic dynasty, the Capetians. The royal family was powerful, wealthy and closely allied with the Catholic Church. This dynasty strongly encouraged religious …
The Festive City,
2012
Brown University
The Festive City, Evelyn Lincoln, Emily J. Peters
Books
In early modern Europe (1500-1800), festivals enlivened civic spaces with a frequency, scale, and magnificence unrecognizable to us today. Festivals marked ritual moments, praised political agendas, and provided public entertainment. Europe’s papal court, sovereign powers, civic governments, and high aristocracy sponsored festivals for all sorts of occasions, staging joyous entry processions when foreign dignitaries entered a city, celebrating coronations, marriages, royal births, and funerals, and honoring saint’s days and Carnival season. Festivals shaped the public spaces of European cities. Buildings, plazas, stairways, and roadways were constructed specifically with festivals in mind. Likewise, festivals put the social structure of the city …
Folding Forms,
2012
Utah State University
Folding Forms, Susan Tibbitts
All Graduate Plan B and other Reports, Spring 1920 to Spring 2023
“Folding Forms” is a creative research project that examined the process of converting two-dimensional graphics into three-dimensional forms for architectural and interior use. The work required a non-linear, design process involving hand sketching, digital graphics, printing, scoring, cutting and folding, resulting in conceptual, folded paper forms. Extensive prototype and exploratory models were built to achieve the desired outcome. The seemingly simple graphics produce complex forms.
Western Legacy,
2012
Utah State University
Western Legacy, Jeremiah M. Watt
All Graduate Plan B and other Reports, Spring 1920 to Spring 2023
A selection of photos portraying Western Legacy.
