Close up of the back of the dress

Side of the back

Back of the dress

Final design project, front of dress with fabric I designed

Sands in the Hour Glass

The principle of design I used was motion. I showed motion in this video through the movement of the sand.

Animation on photoshop gives me a lot of trouble, but i finally got it…kinda.

Paper textures and stippled and cross hatching textures.

N  Notan square Lazer cut.  The Lazer cut machine was really great because it saved me a lot of time so I did not have to cut 100, 1 inch pieces and glue it all back together.

This crab has approximate symmetry because the claws on each side of the shell look like they are the same but are not.

These possums from an implied line.

This dead animal has value in its fur with the different shades of brown.

This butterfly shows symmetry because both wings are exactly the same. 

Notan square reading

I feel like everything is presence defined by an absence.  Without the absence or negative space nothing would be defined and there would be no presence.

  I like that up close you can see my original square but from a far you can not.  I don't like the outside shape of it because some areas are fuller than others.