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Juvenescence: Photographs By Jordan Lutes, Jordan Lutes
Juvenescence: Photographs By Jordan Lutes, Jordan Lutes
Art and Design
Shot entirely on expired 35mm film, Juvenescence explores the life of youths on the central coast of California. Research was done on how to alter film and gain color-shifts to better depict moods and lifestyles in the images.
A Pitch For Microfinance: Using An Animation To Promote An Economic Movement, Yelena Kozlova
A Pitch For Microfinance: Using An Animation To Promote An Economic Movement, Yelena Kozlova
Art and Design
Microfinance refers to the idea of providing financial services to low-income clients. The purpose of this project was to create an animation using Adobe Flash that could be published online to inform the public about microfinance and to encourage the viewers to take part in this movement.
Visually Sound: An Exploration Of Design + Music, Justin Rodriguez
Visually Sound: An Exploration Of Design + Music, Justin Rodriguez
Art and Design
Visually Sound: An Exploration of Design + Music, is a book comprised of a series of works exploring the relationship of design and music. There are four compositions which are inspired by four different songs: “Wake Up” by Arcade Fire, “Chicago Zoo” by The Cool Kids, “Reptilia” by The Strokes, and “Sleepyhead” by Passion Pit. Within the book are the lyrics to each song, and my thoughts on my ideas behind each of the four designs.
This report contains my research, process, results and personal discoveries. My documentation includes visual research in the form of digital mood boards, inspirational work …
Identity And Business System For Carly Jean Photography, Christine Marin
Identity And Business System For Carly Jean Photography, Christine Marin
Art and Design
This report contains all information regarding the research, creation, and refinement of a business system and website for a photographer. The first part of the report explains the background context and ideation of the design problem. The next part goes through the development of each part of the identity system, and how my goals were achieved. The rest of the report is a summary of my process and my experience in doing this project.