Sunday, November 18, 2007

Jewelry Project 3 Research ! ! !




These are just some ideas of things I was thinkin about for my project!!!

BP Helios House ! ! !


Check Gas Station Out ! ! !
Check Out this green Gas Station.
I was watching Ovation TV's Art and the City and they were talking about Art in Las Angeles and this was one gas station that was more Art and Eco-Green friendly then any other Gas station. The world's only Green Gas station everything that is except for the Gas but a good move in the right Direction.
http://www.treehugger.com/files/2007/02/bp_helios_house.php

Thursday, November 15, 2007

Darcie Alexander Lecture and Student Show ! ! !

Today was the Darcie Alexander's lecture and Student Show here at Towson. The lecture was informative. I like how she explained how she enjoyes artist's that cross over mediums in art, that people more and more cross mediums. I did not realize that in the 70's artists wanted to get away from the studio and wanted to work outside. I think it would be fun to work outside, hey it would be healthier, we would not breath so much fumes in the open air. One thing though did puzzle me... Presentation... somebody... I think she was a professor here at Towson... Asked Darcie Alexander to explain Presentation and to my surprise she said that presentation was not important... WOW... I though that presentation means alot.... yes it does not over power good or bad work but I thought it meant allot... imagine being asked to get married and the person of your dreams presents you with a Ziploc bag with a diamond ring in it... Would you say yes to that? ... I would say where did you find that, in the streets? ... now imagine same thing but he/she presents a ring in a beautiful velvet box ... Now how could you say no to that?

The student show was great. I really enjoyed it. It was wonderful to see work I recognized. I could actually say I KNOW THAT ARTIST, I saw them making that and I know how to do that. To my surprise my favorite pieces were actually the black and white photographs.

I do agree with Liz's comment that doing another show of rejected pieces takes away from the Artist's that got in the Show. Darcie said that we have to get used to rejection. There was no way that everything submitted could be taken. Though I was not in the Show or applied for it, if I were in the show, I would have felt cheated out that rejected pieces got displayed that would have taken my Honor away.

Thursday, November 1, 2007

Marjin Vink Materialise Designer


Marijn Vink
Her goal and interest lies in the incorporation of new technologies in her creative process which should enable her to design products that have their own unique but still visible relationship with the past.

Wednesday, October 31, 2007

Lionel Theodore Dean Materialise Designer


Lionel Theodore Dean
Initially focusing on small cars and motorcycles, Lionel's work spread from the mid-nineties into interior products, in particular lighting

Janne Kyttanen Materialise Designer


Janne Kyttanen



Janne designed the first animated 3-Dimensionally printable lights as well as the first economical series of lights produced in this manner. For Milan he also co-designed a variety of products with Jiri Evenhuis using the patent pending 3-Dimensionally printable textiles



Assa Ashuach Materialise Designer

Assa Ashuach


His studio focuses today on three main tracks: product design, collaboration with architects and self-production. Assa also teaches 3D design using digital tools and machinery.

Bathsheba Grossman Materialise Designers

Bathsheba Grossman

http://www.bathsheba.com/


She has been making sculpture using many technologies including lost-wax casting, electroforming, stereolithography, ZCorp printing, and most recently Prometal direct steel printing; along the way he also started Protoshape, a 3D printing service bureau.

Dan Yeffet Materialise Designer

Dan Yeffet
Dan’s work is diverse and spans a variety of design projects from space through furniture and light to concepts and product development. The project JellyLab is presently involved in, include textile and art orientated projects.


Arik Levy Materialise Designers

Arik Levy

He works both as a scientist and a poet. Innovation, simplicity and experimentation allow him to translate concepts into products, space and experience

http://www.ariklevy.fr/

Thursday, October 25, 2007

Materialis Research / Sketches !!! (Minishakes light)

I love these lights from Materialis, the shapes, the holes the cluster, there is a sweet appeal to these lights. These lights will be my inspiration for My Project 3.















Wednesday, October 17, 2007

Gay Marriage ! ! !



Design Problem 2 Brainstorming ! ! !

I am Stumped... I have no clue what my pendent will look like, I have Maquette's of the "Chain" I want to use but I don't know what the pendent will look like, I was thinking a book? I don't know, my word is literature... The chain will be pieces from the a page from the books Persepolis.... But Help... I am hoping that we Brainstorm on Thursday.... But any ideas would help please contribute....

Queer Student Union!

Queer Student Union!
Please check-out the following: We have e-mailed the Queer Student union to goin them in one of there meetings but it looks like we can just stop by anytime for a meeting so.... Just check them out



http://wwwnew.towson.edu/qsu/

Tuesday, October 16, 2007

GAY Marriage Bracelet Ideas...


For our project to make a Bracelet this was one of our ideas to make a bracelet with pictures of different marriages and for the fourth link to put an equal sign saying that gay marriage equals straight marriage.