HALLMARK INTERNSHIP PORTFOLIO: You will obviously recognize most of this, but i added a few new things, and my digital signature. This kind of a "best of" of my work, keeping in mind what hallmark is looking for. Two of my teachers who previously worked for hallmark helped me put it together
I will also add my latest work, which didn't make the hallmark portfolio cut, but i'll start with these
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| I just couldn't leave my Genevieve out of my Hallmark portfolio! |
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| For my Constructing the narrative class, we had to create a comic, of sorts. Mine is obviously not traditional, but i think still successful and readable without text. |
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| This was just something i did for fun over the summer. |
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| Heres a new one- I am taking a "constructing the narative" class and we had to depict a "non linear" or "random" narative. this deck of cards depicting a biker riding around a neightborhood was my creatvie solution. The deck of cards is functional and standard size. I printed them using lynolium blocks. The back of the cards are an abstract ariel view of a neighborhood, in the colors of a street. The color scheme for the deck is a slightly muted and more pastel vrrsion of the tradition black, red, yellow and white color scheme. |
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| oldie, but goodie. |
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| this is relatively new, from last semester. An ink and watercolor drawing of a picture patrick took of me for one of his assignments. |
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| From foundations |
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| This was the "final exam" project for my history of architecture class. I finally shot pictures of them! Defiantly one of my favorite projects, i made all of them in 3 days! exacto knifing multiple stencils for each image, silk screening, sewing and all! Each pillow also had an informational booklet that attached to the back with a button, that describe the history and relevance of the structure, and its connection with an existing kansas city building in about 3 paragraphs. What an endevor! i was truly proud of myself and the amount of work i could accomplish in such a small amount of time. |
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| This is from my freshmen year ...OF HIGH SCHOOL. I still love it! I cant believe i painted it when i was only 14 |
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| Obviously i couldn't squeeze enough pictures on here to do ut mural justice, but what an amazing project, so thankful to have been give the opportunity to be a part of it! So proud of the girls, and their families... i hope we get to go back and do the next wing soon! |
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| Heres a new one- for my graphic for for illustrators class, we had to choose an artist we found inspirational and make a portrait of them using only type and shapes. I made Julliette Daisy Low, the founder of girlscouts, out of the girlsout promise and law. ( Yes thats all hand drawn type!) |
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| From Last years Calligraphy workshop with Carl Kurtz. What an amazing teacher , class, and project. |
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| From last years Book making work shop. |
