Ceramics

C. Porter

D. Santangelo

D. Willhoughby

J. Perkins

J. Weisman

P. Slacum

Freshman - International City Sculpture

Students were each "commissioned" to create a abstract sculpture for a particular international city.  They were all given a particular city (Cape Town, Dubai, London, etc.) and were required to research their given city to determine what was important to the citizens and what makes them unique.  They were then challenged with the task of coming up with a simple, sturdy design that represented that city.  Using cardboard, tape, oil paint and glue, their goal was to create a simple, yet meaningful design.  See what they've come up with!

C. Hughes

Cape Town, South Africa

D. Gaines

London, England

J. Price

Reykjavik, Iceland

J. Levendusky

Budapest, Hungary

J. Sembly

Baltimore, MD

L. Brown

Helsinki, Finland

Macro Paintings - Freshman Triad

P. Coffay - 2015

Leaf

Acrylic on Canvas Paper

C. Walker 2015

Street Scene

Acyrlic on Canvas Paper

 

M. Cayce - 2015

Blueberries

Acrylic on Canvas Paper

A. Engel 2015

Wolf Eye

Acylic on Canvas Paper

B. Harchick 2015

Chalk Pastels

Acrylic on Canvas Paper

J. Archer 2015

Snake Eye

Acrylic on Canvas Paper

J. Donowa 2015

Bolt

Acrylic on Canvas Paper

L. Brown 2015

Baseball

Acrylic on Canvas Paper

N. Finnerty 2015

Flower

Acylic on Canvas Paper

J. Rubenstein 2015

Corn

Acyrlic on Canvas Paper

D. Gaines 2015

Cherries

Acrylic on Canvas Paper

Studio 2 Painting

N. Shepherd

Sunset

Acrylic on Canvas

C. Roohan

Reflections

Acrylic on Canvas

B. Lewis

Heart

Acrylic on Canvas

Studio 1 Interior Ink Smith Hall

J. Sasche Smith Hall Interior

Ink Wash

J. Sparaco Smith Hall Interior

Ink Wash

K. Piccinini

Ink Wash on Paper

D. Pisanic

Ink Wash on Paper

T. Montague

Ink Wash on Paper

J. Parriott

Ink Wash on Paper

Interior Space Homework

B. Browne Interior

Graphite

C. Greenberg Interior

Graphite

D. Pisanic Interior

Graphite

J. Parriott Interior

Graphite

J. Sasche Interior

Graphite

K. Piccinini Interior

Graphite