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Aesthetics of Things
Aseel Dammas
Life in all its details is full of aesthetic. There might be beauty in those small things, which we do not pay attention to - if we stood there and analyzed for a moment we would be able to touch the meanings and aesthetic aspects of things. Therefore, I chose the (Aesthetic of things) as the general theme of my work, because I believe it's important way to achieving a stage of peace and tranquility internally and externally.
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Samuel (Ben) Fagan's Digital Media Portfolio
Samuel Fagan
Recently, I have discovered the power of process in life. It is the idea of improving as the day goes on rather than trying to be at your best everyday. This is the philosophy that I apply to my creative work. As I go into projects, I focus on improving as the project goes on. I take pride in the process of the creative journey that leads me to the final result. This is a philosophy that acts as an umbrella over all my work.
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Valerie Hatcher's Digital Media Portfolio
Valerie Hatcher
The work I presented reflects on GVC 530, GVC 535, GVC 570, GVC 575 and GVC 585. For GVC 570, I focused on addressing an issue that a lot of college students face which is doing laundry. I created a company with a logo, storyboard and commercial. GVC 575 - the inspiration for focusing on women came from Kara Walker, an African-American artist who celebrates historical eras and womanhood, embracing the female body. GVC 585 - created a 3D logo and model of home using Maya. GVC 535 - created hand drawings and 2D illustrations throughout the work. There is a repetition of shapes and implied lines that ties the works together. GVC 530 focused on landscape, still life and portraits photography.
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Words Through the Lens of Design
Julieth Link
When someone is placed in a different culture with a language that is unknown, the only way to communicate ideas and thoughts is through images and photos.
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Briana Randall's Digital Media Portfolio
Briana Randall
This year was about challenging myself to get in touch with my emotions, changing my perspectives, and attaining creative freedom. Pursuing this degree track was about growing professionally to be a well-rounded digital media specialist and has helped me tap into my imagination and cultivate my creativity and flourish new skills.
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Megan Rencurrell's Digital Media Portfolio
Megan Rencurrell
When I began my Master of Science in Communication and the Digital Arts, I sought to perfect my techniques in the area of photography and digital illustrations. I enjoyed the opportunity to express my creativity and see my visions come to life in the various digital arts. My portfolio includes what I feel are some of my best works.
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Duality
Ava Stapleton
My portfolio uses the theme of duality and encourages the viewer to be aware that there are good and bad elements in everything and to choose to find the positive in every situation.
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W. Daniel Taylor's Digital Media Portfolio
William Daniel Taylor
Prior to college, I realized education is a pivotal component of life. Education is not just an opportunity, but also a privilege that secures and ensures my full potential. It has led to the greatest opportunity that I embarked upon during my undergraduate studies while attending Lynn University. Studying abroad in Florence, Italy helped me master independence and responsibility on another level. Gladly, to say the fondest memory that I retain was being able to take a wine-tasting course, while still receiving credits. Florence, Italy, is truly the Mecca for art enthusiasts, like myself seeking insight and knowledge through historical perspectives based on the first methodical systems on art and education. While simultaneously, learning about the core components of Graphic Visual Art and Design over the course of a semester. Therefore, my undergraduate studies have endowed me with the necessary determination and proficiency to deploy towards my goal of obtaining a Masters of Science.
Daniel Taylor is in his experimental phase he is letting his mind and soul express and form is art. As a young artist is work is still evolving. He is on a path of self-discover and innovation. The work in this portfolio follows the themes of two-dimensional media and techniques as well as digital three-dimensional method. In addition, experimenting with the foundations and principles of art and design theory and interpretation.
He is experimenting with two-dimensional media and techniques. As an artist he is stimulated by the interaction with the media and the various techniques. Over the years many media and techniques have become standardized. Meaning that with the advance in technologies, a deluge of new processes and materials have become accessible for experimentation and development. While some are increments of traditional methods, others, like computer-generated imagery are without precedent. Daniel is currently intermixing traditional and nontraditional techniques through a multidisciplinary apparatus. The take away at the end of the day is despite refinement or simplicity, all innovations have begun to broaden his vision.
Philosopher John Dewey said it right: “The deepest urge in human nature is the desire to be important.” We want a grand purpose, with challenging goals and an ambitious plan to achieve them: a life measured not in the number of likes or retweets we get, but in the things that we have built, the people we have helped or inspired with what we’ve done.
A wise person once said that the two most important days in your life are the day you’re born and the day you find out why. When we were born we won the lottery. Not only did we win the one-in-trillion-chance-to-even exist sweepstakes, we were born into the most technologically advanced society our species has ever known. We are among the most educated people in human history. Being who you are, right now, is the single greatest gift anyone could ever be given. You know it in your bones. Everyone feels it, and the need to make something of these gifts burns inside each of us. We want our lives to really matter. Therefore, the mediums of digital technology are widening my understanding of myself, thus shaping my narrative.
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Christian Poetry Themes in My Life
Kayla Viaud
My artwork is inspired by the Christian poetry books, Psalms and Proverbs. Throughout my work, I hope viewers will be inspired, gain wisdom, and reflect on life. The color themes are bright - yellows, oranges, and pink. With these works see my bright bubbly Christian personality on display.
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