Documentation of my ongoing notes and notices project for an upcoming zine that some friends are organizing.

Documentation of my ongoing notes and notices project for an upcoming zine that some friends are organizing.

Work by Emily Jenkins (left) and me (right), part of the we are commonvision exhibition, currently on display (for the second time, with new work and updates) in the UMBC Commons gallery.

Work by Emily Jenkins (left) and me (right), part of the we are commonvision exhibition, currently on display (for the second time, with new work and updates) in the UMBC Commons gallery.

pencils (via adamjk) Part of “The Roll,” a collaborative project where multiple artists filled a long roll of paper with illustrations, collage, writing, and more, now on display in the UMBC Commons building.

pencils (via adamjk)

Part of “The Roll,” a collaborative project where multiple artists filled a long roll of paper with illustrations, collage, writing, and more, now on display in the UMBC Commons building.

Currently working on Powerpoint slides for an online training module to accompany the handbook I designed over the summer.

Currently working on Powerpoint slides for an online training module to accompany the handbook I designed over the summer.

UMBC Student Events Board guitar picks, Fall 2008 There are lots of bits and pieces of work I’ve never really photographed and I hope to change that over the next few months. I want to really collect all of my work and have some sort of a cohesive collection.

UMBC Student Events Board guitar picks, Fall 2008

There are lots of bits and pieces of work I’ve never really photographed and I hope to change that over the next few months. I want to really collect all of my work and have some sort of a cohesive collection.



myUMBC 3 Beta: Events (via myumbc)

Today, UMBC’s campus portal site, myUMBC, relaunched it’s Events section with a slew of great new features, courtesy of UMBC’s Division of Information Technology. The new design also features a number of my photos of campus life, some of which can be viewed in this tutorial video they’ve created.

UMBC Art Week 2010 Treatment (via adamjk) Final version for use. I adjusted the alignment to match Jenna Ullrich’s revision to the logo, tried to get more gold strands visible (and made sure they looked more gold than yellow) through the cut-out, and generally shot a cleaner photo for a more polished feel. I still like the rough version, but this is more appropriate for the print materials it will ultimately be used on.

UMBC Art Week 2010 Treatment (via adamjk)

Final version for use. I adjusted the alignment to match Jenna Ullrich’s revision to the logo, tried to get more gold strands visible (and made sure they looked more gold than yellow) through the cut-out, and generally shot a cleaner photo for a more polished feel. I still like the rough version, but this is more appropriate for the print materials it will ultimately be used on.

For Art Week 2010 at UMBC, Co-chairs Jenna Ullrich and Tazuko Sugajima have opted to do a complete series of “artist interpretations” of the logo. There are handdrawn patterns, puffy paint, sequins, tiny headless people, and more. I am considering different textures to photograph through a stencil I’ve cut, and taking quick snapshots on my cellphone. This one shows a black and gold pom-pom from a UMBC Retrievers basketball game.

For Art Week 2010 at UMBC, Co-chairs Jenna Ullrich and Tazuko Sugajima have opted to do a complete series of “artist interpretations” of the logo. There are handdrawn patterns, puffy paint, sequins, tiny headless people, and more.

I am considering different textures to photograph through a stencil I’ve cut, and taking quick snapshots on my cellphone. This one shows a black and gold pom-pom from a UMBC Retrievers basketball game.

To have and to hold, a blog that specializes in wedding-related design, has blogged about my recent new years postcards. Click the image above to view the post, and be sure to check out the rest of the blog!

To have and to hold, a blog that specializes in wedding-related design, has blogged about my recent new years postcards. Click the image above to view the post, and be sure to check out the rest of the blog!

happy new year 2010 Another use of this photo, this time on new years postcards I’m sending to a few people. This piece and the last I posted definitely share similar characteristics, even the treatment for “2010,” though this drawn type is based on ITC Century Ultrabold Italic. It’s interesting to think that a photo I took on my cellphone Monday morning is now used in two very separate pieces. Sometimes that’s just how my brain works, I guess. Everything flows.

happy new year 2010

Another use of this photo, this time on new years postcards I’m sending to a few people. This piece and the last I posted definitely share similar characteristics, even the treatment for “2010,” though this drawn type is based on ITC Century Ultrabold Italic. It’s interesting to think that a photo I took on my cellphone Monday morning is now used in two very separate pieces. Sometimes that’s just how my brain works, I guess. Everything flows.

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