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Week 2 - Design and Studio Practice module
Exercise in experimenting with photography and perspective
First year BA/BSc Product Design students at Middlesex University
The Creative Economy Association of the North Shore in conjunction with Montserrat College of Arts and the Enterprise Center at Salem State University Present:
CEANS Fall Event at Montserrat College of Art Gallery Monday, Nov. 14th, 5 – 7 p.m. 23 Essex Street, Beverly, MA
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Week 2 - Design and Studio Practice module
Exercise in experimenting with photography and perspective
First year BA/BSc Product Design students at Middlesex University
Creativity Boot Camp - Day 13
Although I love taking pictures of my girls smiles I thought it fitting to begin and end with a self portrait. Feeling much more comfortable in front of the camera now.
Escaping the jungle of mainstream monotony, audiophile and multi-instrumentalist Niq performs for the people, bringing songs of beauty, mirth, camaraderie, inspiration and action to a world that craves the social zest of an Irish tune and the hopeful melodies of nature.
This is my entry in Christy's Craft Challenge. It's a tote bag for all of your crafty stuff. It comes complete with two little paper booklets and a flower pen for recording your creative thoughts and inspiration.
Each year, DDB Canada's offices showcases their culture of creativity by hosting Share DDB, a unique fundraising event where staff members contribute items to the silent auction. Items range from photography, paintings and handmade jewelry to rock-climbing lessons, sailing adventures, catered gourmet dinners and more. Anything that can be imagined (and made) can be submitted for staff, their significant others, clients, suppliers and invited guests to bid on.
The proceeds are split between two deserving charities selected by staff. Share DDB 2012's in Vancouver raised $18,100 for two very deserving charities, the James Lee Foundation and Greater Vancouver Food Bank Society.