This piece is a study of composition and color. Bright blues offset the warm tones of brown and gold in this study created using magazine cutouts.
Using magazine cutouts, this composition is a study in direction. The left most section contains a woman looking right, while the right most section contains a woman looking left. Together, this creates a feeling of looking inward. Both of the women are also looking at the inner circle, where the woman faces the viewer. There [...]
This project was a study of line in art. I started with a composition created from scraps of magazine paper. From the original design, I broke the artwork down into it’s basic shapes, doing a black and white rendering with cut paper. The final part of the design, as to recreate the design using only [...]
This op art piece is based on a photo of mannequins. The piece was inspired by the work of Andy Worhol.
This nouveau style portrait was created in PhotoShop and started from a photo of mannequins. The final result incorporates a painted feel.
Web design for my personal blog. The theme for this blog was based on my husband making fun of me for saying “we” when I mean “I.” I do this a lot when doing things for the business. You can read the blog at: http://mouseinmypocket.com All of the image based buttons, including the items “In [...]
Illustration/Design created for Gibson County Theatre Company’s 2010 production of The One That Got Away. The fictional comic is referenced several times by the character “Harold.” Artwork was created as a vector file. Final print size of the piece was 6.5″x10.5″.
Vecotr design, making use of shape styles and techniques including gaussian blurs. Artwork based on an advertisment by Escada. Original advertisment was a group of women in the dresses. This project pulls out a specific dress and reflects the use of roses.
2009 Brochure for Grave Beautification Services. 2-Panel brochure was designed in InDesign and printed in full-color process.
Photo Manipulation of an empty room, created in PhotoShop, from a photo taken at the historical Lyles Station School, just outside of Princeton, IN.
This image is a double exposure of a clock, which was then layered using PhotoShop layer styles to create movement.
