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For English 100, we were asked to write a summary paragraph on Amy Fleming’s “The Importance of Urban Forests.” This is the summary paragraph I wrote and submitted for the assignment. In the article, “The Importance of Urban Forests,” Amy… Continue Reading →
Garleen Sandhu is a student at Capilano University, where she is studying to receive her Bachelor’s degree of Design in Visual Communication. After completing her four years at Capilano University, she plans to become a graphic designer and go into… Continue Reading →
For this assignment, I decided to recreate two of the posters that Edward Penfield designed for Harper’s Magazine during the art nouveau period. It took me about two weeks to complete my artifact. I spent the first week figuring out… Continue Reading →
Alfred Sisley was a British Impressionist landscape painter born in France and lived there for the majority of his life. In his passion for painting landscapes en Plein air, he was the most consistent of the Impressionists. He only sometimes dabbled… Continue Reading →
Art Nouveau (French for “New Art”) is a visual arts, design, and architecture style that flourished in the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries (1890– 1914). Art Nouveau expanded simultaneously in most cultures and European countries, as well as in… Continue Reading →
For the typography assignment, I decided to do mine on blackletter. I started by gathering all the research I needed. I chose to include information that I thought was important to the topic since the size of my zine does… Continue Reading →
One of the most brilliant and original artists of the eighteenth century was Jean-Antoine Watteau. Watteau’s influence on the development of Rococo art in France and Europe lasted far beyond his lifetime. At a time of aristocratic excess and hedonism,… Continue Reading →
Do you believe in magic? Magic in the modern day is shown through movies, television, and stories. To us, the idea of magic is a creation of our imagination. To put it into simpler terms, magic isn’t real. As far… Continue Reading →
For the last week, I have been researching how Art Nouveau evolved in the nineteenth century. To present the information I gathered, I had to organize it into a mood board. Before I started it, I thought this assignment would… Continue Reading →
Simone Martini was an Italian painter, who had a major part in the development of early Italian painting and was credited for developing the modern International Gothic style. Not much is known about his life, aside from the fact that he… Continue Reading →