Part of the final process for graduating BFA students is to have a senior show where you exhibit your work, either new or previous pieces. For my show I chose to have a blend of both, but primarily new work, and only previous work that tied (either visually or by content) into the new pieces and series.
This show was titled a few of my favorite things.
For this portion of my show, these works began as simple drawings which I then enlarged and edited in Adobe Illustrator, printed, and then broke apart into smaller parts to create new, abstract pieces. "Doodles to Prints" shows the process from hand drawn, to digital, and then back to hand-made, using acrylic paint, ink, and foil imaging.
Photos of new works in the gallery space.
These were inspired by the broken pieces of the larger drawings. Patterning was also incorporated. The textures were done with 60/40 polymer painted on to boards and then foil adhered to the polymer via a hot plate.
Photos of previous work in the gallery space.
These pieces included print works (intaglio, silkscreen, foil, letterpress, and lithography) and photography.
Promotional materials including a card (4x6") and social media graphics (Instagram, Facebook) for show and closing reception.
