Thursday, April 7, 2011

Career Fair!

So in preparation for the Career Fair I wanted to upload some images to showcase some portfolio pieces

This is a print that I made last Spring Intro to Printmaking in Lacoste- one the coolest classes I've taken at SCAD...





And these are two pieces that I made for Travel Portfolio, a class of field trips across the countryside of Southern France. Let me introduce you to Arielle, Chris and Caitie...






Projects that require you to draw dinosaurs are the best! I also discovered the some form or magnolia tree has been in existence since the Jurassic period...




Last quarter I illustrated one of my favorite books, The House on Mango Street by Sandra Cisneros...



And these are some fresh pieces, exploring some Art Nouveau and darker elements...


That's all for now! I'll update much more consistently in the future-
Upcoming... poster for HAIR the musical!

-Jackie





Tuesday, December 7, 2010

Electronic

First experiment in digital painting. We had to make ourself another character/person. I gave myself a guitar and long hair. Since I do not play the guitar or have long hair. The only camera I had on hand was the photobooth camera and I didn't realize that it would give a mirror image and not a normal image. Which is why I look like a left-handed guitarist in this.


Saturday, October 23, 2010

more cover

This was just a funny cover I found of these dude butchering selena and having a  good time doing it! It looks like fun!

Wednesday, October 13, 2010

Art Updates!

So here's the pieceI'm working on for the Urban Legends Show:

Still needs a lot of work, but it's gonna get turned in tomorrow somehow!

Sunday, October 10, 2010

random

My band is doing a cover of say it aint so, and I found this video which I thought contained my friend Chase for a second, which made it really funny. Otherwise it's jus some kid who is learning guitar and has a decent voice and people are hating on him hardcore for some reason.

Feel-good vid of Metric and Broken Social Scene playing Gimme Sympathy together

bookmark of an awesome Say it Aint So cover

I can't find the damn cover of this one chick that I want to, though! Driving me nuts!

Sunday, October 3, 2010

school school school

Been super-busy since I got back to school!

Well I hope that's enough to keep this blog alive.

Okay, just kidding! Here's what I'm currently working on for advertising:

Thursday, September 2, 2010

Summer Recap

These were a few of my favorite things...

The Little Prince, by Antoine Saint Exupery
I can't believe that I had never read this little treasure before! There are so many lines that contain so much truth. On top of it all, it's written so simply that some refer to it as a children's book. Favorite parts include the bit about how his rose is special, and just about everything to do with the fox.

"One only understands what ones tames."

His Dark Materials, by Phillip Pullman
A re-reading, for sure. I first read this trilogy in the ninth grade and found it to be pretty good. But sometimes you're just in a certain point in your life where a book or a song or a movie resonates with you more strongly than at a another point in time. This summer was one of those times, much like Vicky Christina Barcelona struck me so strongly last last winter because of certain events in my life. These books have this darker brooding quality about them that's just enchanting to me. I may do this book for Book in the winter.

An Education
When I first watched this movie I was impressed by how well-made it was, and nothing more. However unlike  most movies that are simply well-made and enjoyable, this one stays with me over time. Carey Mulligan is so expressive and convincing in it, like a young Audrey Hepburn almost. (I think this was a concious choice the filmakers made too, what with the clothes and the updo and style of makeup) It's simply an elegant coming-of-age movie about a high school girl learning about the world.

Wine
I got to try a bunch of different wines this summer, as well as a couple beers. I was drinking the best wine for the cheapest I could get it, so lots of $10-$12 wines, but still lots of fun! My favorite discovery is BT, which right now is going cheap at $10.99, but a co-worker predicts that it will be much more in a year's time since the same thing has happened to other new good, cheap wines.

Satellite Mind by Metric is my song of the moment. Just discovered it, in fact from Josh and Aaron. Good taste, guys! The rest of the album is just okay, except for Gimme Sympathy.
She said She Said and Think For Yourself by The Beatles as well. 

I'm debating what book I should choose for book. The list of contenders are:
-House on Mango Street
-The Westing Game
-View from Saturday
-Bridge to Terebithia
-The Horse and His Boy
-the Dawn Treader