Jean-Micheal Basquiat was an American artist during the 70’s and 80’s before his death in 1988. He was part of the Neo-expressionists movement which was a style of late-modernist and postmodern painting as well as sculpture that arrived in the… Continue Reading →
*Sigh* What are you doing? Just thinking about… the future. At this point I miss commuting. I would give anything to wake up at the crack of dawn to take an hour long bus ride to Capilano. Yeah.. me too.
Discussing life for newly graduated post-secondary students during the pandemic.
Media Evaluation The New York Times is a popular and highly trusted news magazine. With over 130 million subscribers it reaches a significant portion of the news magazine’s audience population. In this particular article: College Campuses Must Reopen in the… Continue Reading →
Everything seems to be uploading very slow, and crashing whenever I attempt to publish blogs so let me know if you can see this and my other work! 🙂
“Typography Ascending History’s Stairs” This typographic infographic covers major moments in the evolution of typography from Blackletter (1150) until Neo-Grotesque, Helvetica (1957). This piece took inspiration from the early motion photography of Eadweard Muybridge and Marcel Duchamp’s “Nude Descending a… Continue Reading →
I took this photo during the first few weeks of the quarantine. I went out to the mall to get a charger for my computer and on my way home I was so struck by the emptiness of the parking… Continue Reading →
Spooky Polish Painter Earlier in this course we were looking at the master artist Francisco de Goya. I was personally very interested in his Black Paintings that he did near the end of his life. These paintings had very dark… Continue Reading →
Arts and Crafts Embroidery Piece The Piece “The Arts and Crafts Movement is distinguished by its focus on architecture and the decorative arts. It was less concerned with a set style and more on a way of life that rejected… Continue Reading →