My work for Design class featured in the exhibition\u00a0includes my Japanese stab-binding book, movie package, citizen diptych, magazine collage & monochromatic painting, and my alphabet name photography. My digital media work on display at the exhibition or shown below include my black & white and colored mandalas, original music, and my Freedom Project production.<\/p>\n
My collages were the most difficult things to create in Design. My magazine cutout collage was hard to make since the separate pieces\u00a0could not be glued down until the last step and the cutouts would continuously\u00a0shift out of place. The monochromatic painting was difficult to make as well since\u00a0my acrylic paint colors were too light and didn’t conceal the outline marks of the cutout\u00a0shapes I had previously made. I valued the production of the Japanese stab-binding book since it helped me place\u00a0emphasis\u00a0on simplicity and originality. I was really pleased with the final version of my book after weeks of photographing, editing, painting, dyeing, gluing, drilling, and finally, binding.<\/p>\n
I would like to give thanks to all of my teachers at Freestyle, who’ve helped me craft my ideas into reality and have taught me how to become a better producer of media as opposed to a consumer.<\/p>\n
At the end of first semester, second-year digital media students were tasked with producing an original\u00a0song composed using the applications Pro Tools and Reason. Below is the original beat I created.<\/p>\n