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Lorenzo Cota, Dana Taormina, Priyanka Nakul Virvadekar
Project Name: Redefined
Project Type: Retail
Original Space: Uniqlo, 546 Broadway, NewYork, NY
The goal of this project was to create a sustainable retail environment that eludes a modern sensibility. It is a fusion of second hand merchandise, expert tailoring and luxury resale clothing. Through the mixture of texture and forced perspectives Redefined reinvents the concept of the retail experience.
This piece, my first completed watercolor, is a dedication to that which the majority of my happiness and sanity can be accredited to. Music turns all that goes on in my constantly buzzing mind into colorful swirls and I am able to find peace. The bright colors reflect my personality and the light hearted emotions I was feeling at the time. I drew the position of the character in this piece from a picture I found of myself slouched against a mirror in my room, listening to my CD player.
In this project the students were directed to the Nobel lecture speech by Harold Pinter where he criticized the U.S. for its foreign policies. They contrasted this with a parody "roast" that the comedian Stephen Colbert gave at the press core dinner in Washington DC. The results were odd, stunning, and let to interesting discussion in class.
Students design a community center for Landover Hills, MD. Students speak with the Mayor, councilman and local school principal as well as residents of the community.
This is the work of the Graphic Design 2 students at Taiyuan Normal University in Taiyuan City, Shanxi, China. Their work is impressive. They are excellent at package design, have an a mazing sense of color and clearly understand the language of visual metaphors. We are happy to be collaborating with them this semester.
This is the work of the Graphic Design 2 students at Taiyuan Normal University in Taiyuan City, Shanxi, China. Their work is impressive. They are excellent at package design, have an a mazing sense of color and clearly understand the language of visual metaphors. We are happy to be collaborating with them this semester.
My piece, which is composed of sixteen individual polariod images, was inspired by a few things. When I thought about the theme of fall, I wanted to simultaneously communicate the beauty of nature, change of season, and a thought of hopefullness and optimism. Autumn brings about some of the most aesthetically beautiful natural landscapes. For me, I find that the small span of time between the remnants of summer and the impending fall to be the most tender and vivid. I attempted to capture this in my piece. The warm wheat colored fields--a symbol of the harvest--and the strong, still green, line of trees, communicate the feeling of an "Indian summer." Secondly, I used the series of separate polariods in specific layers to imply transition. As the lines shift from the blue sky to the images of a human girl, I wanted to express a sentiment of fall and change. Lastly, I hoped signify a sense of hope and optimism with the seemingly endlessness expanse of a field and the freedom and openess it brings.
Lorenzo Cota, Dana Taormina, Priyanka Nakul Virvadekar
Project Name: Redefined
Project Type: Retail
Original Space: Uniqlo, 546 Broadway, NewYork, NY
The goal of this project was to create a sustainable retail environment that eludes a modern sensibility. It is a fusion of second hand merchandise, expert tailoring and luxury resale clothing. Through the mixture of texture and forced perspectives Redefined reinvents the concept of the retail experience.
Kindergarten Paul Klee
Geometric Dreamscapes:
Kindergarten students explored the bold work of Swiss painter Paul Klee, who utilized large blocks of color and abstracted shapes to create dream cities and images of remembered gardens. The kindergarten students applied a study of color theory using primary, secondary, tertiary, analogous and complementary colors to create interesting combinations in their own work.
Ask yourself: What type of dreams do these paintings depict? If you could paint your dreams, what would they look like?
Lorenzo Cota, Dana Taormina, Priyanka Nakul Virvadekar
Project Name: Redefined
Project Type: Retail
Original Space: Uniqlo, 546 Broadway, NewYork, NY
The goal of this project was to create a sustainable retail environment that eludes a modern sensibility. It is a fusion of second hand merchandise, expert tailoring and luxury resale clothing. Through the mixture of texture and forced perspectives Redefined reinvents the concept of the retail experience.
This is the work of the Graphic Design 2 students at Taiyuan Normal University in Taiyuan City, Shanxi, China. Their work is impressive. They are excellent at package design, have an a mazing sense of color and clearly understand the language of visual metaphors. We are happy to be collaborating with them this semester.
Lorenzo Cota, Dana Taormina, Priyanka Nakul Virvadekar
Project Name: Redefined
Project Type: Retail
Original Space: Uniqlo, 546 Broadway, NewYork, NY
The goal of this project was to create a sustainable retail environment that eludes a modern sensibility. It is a fusion of second hand merchandise, expert tailoring and luxury resale clothing. Through the mixture of texture and forced perspectives Redefined reinvents the concept of the retail experience.
In this project the students were directed to the Nobel lecture speech by Harold Pinter where he criticized the U.S. for its foreign policies. They contrasted this with a parody "roast" that the comedian Stephen Colbert gave at the press core dinner in Washington DC. The results were odd, stunning, and let to interesting discussion in class.