We have started our courses for 2011 so lets get rolling with this blog. The theme for this month is a show and tell idea. Show us what creative stuff you have been doing over the summer. (No older than the last 6 months.) Please fill in the following information about the work you post as well.
Artist:Size: Medium:Date:Title:Course:
Lets start the year with a bang and get lots of work up here!
Friday the 26th of November was the opening of the Media and Graphic Design end of year exhibition.
It is our first graduating year for the Diploma of Graphic Design and the Diploma of Interactive Media courses.
We had a lot of people attend the opening night. It was officially opened by Mayor Michael Neoh and Gareth Collition, a local artist, also made a speech. The night was very successful congratulations to all the students who exhibitioned.
The Interactive Media students made these great bears to put our invites on around town. They also made paper mache bear heads for students to wear at the other events to advertise the exhibition.
I produced this mono print in an Experimental Drawing class I am teaching on Mondays. It is a lot of fun. I am really enjoying it. The red line shows how the shape is incorporated. (Sorry it is a bit thin).
Artist: Laurise Owen
Size: 3' x 4'
Medium: Canvas, Acrylic, Ink, Adobe Illustrator & Photoshop, Tin, Paper, found objects
Date: July 2010
Title: Collage Text and Texture
Course: Diploma of Graphic Design 2nd Yr.
The brief was to create an art work which included the words Design and Media, to hang in the corridors leading to the Media and Design classrooms in the new building at South West TAFE.
Artist: Laurise Owen
Size: 3' x 4'
Medium: Canvas, Acrylic, Ink, Adobe Illustrator, Paper, Tin, found objects
Date: July 2010
Title: Collage of Text and Texture
Course: Diploma of Graphic Design 2nd Yr.
The brief was to create an art work which included the words Design and Media, to hang in the corridors leading to the Media and Design classrooms in the new building at South West TAFE.
Wednesday, July 28, 2010
Artist: Tracey Head
Size: A2 Poster
Medium: Pastel/Digital
Date: July 2010
Title: Alice in Media Land
Course: Graphic Design Diploma
The above were inspired by the book Alice in Wonderland and the movie just released by Tim Burton. I see life like this sometimes, finding myself in situations that are so from the world i grew up in. I created these pieces for a project last term and it expresses my growth in using the graphic styles combined with my visual arts and photography. I hope you all enjoy and don't forget to visit my blog at http://369headdesign.blogspot.com/ You can see this work at SWTAFE from 26 July to 2nd August on the 2nd floor from the Timor Street entrance up near our Graphic and Media Studios.
I began the process of research for this competition, by looking for words of optimism already spoken, or quoted by famous people. Many quotes that I found which appealed to me, were by Author, Political Activist and Lecturer, Helen Keller, who overcame so much adversity in her life with her disabilities. Helen was deaf and blind, which resulted from an illness as a toddler. The quote by Helen Keller was taken from her writings on Optimism in 1903.
Helen’s words significantly reflect who I am, a believer in optimism and I remain positive in whatever I do to achieve my goals. My design reflects the Art Deco period, which I find simple, yet classically appealing.
Artist: Laurise Owen
Size: A3
Medium: Adobe Illustrator
Date: 22 July 2010
Title: Optimism
Course: Diploma of Graphic Design
Sunday, July 18, 2010
Hi Everyone This is a late theme post again. As it is winter and a good time to snuggle on the couch with a good book. Why not use that book for inspiration. Be creative and have fun and tell us what book you used for inspiration (could be a direct quote or how the book triggered and idea).
Thursday, July 15, 2010
Artist:Daniel mckenna Size:19cmx27cm Medium:airbrush painting scanded into photoshopDate:15/7/10 Title:some young punks wine lable Course:dip graphic design
This is a place for South West Institute of TAFE students and staff to participate in our monthly art collaboration/exhibition. You don’t need to be doing an art course to participate.
We pick a topic, you guys make art. It can be anything; sculpture, photography, illustration, painting, film etc as long as you relate it back to the topic.
Why? A better question is 'why not?' Cuttlefish is great way to exhibit, expose and generate feedback for your work. What better way to improve than to do more?