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With this project I really wanted to create the most unique and random shapes as possible. I tried to use some inspiration from random parts of everyday things such as machinery, boxes, and any other...

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Reflection: For this second project I used an original design from my first project and manipulated it in several different ways to achieve a new and successful composition. With the triangular...

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2D Design is a foundations in art course at Grand Valley State University I am currently taking, and it focuses on composing designs that are adaptable and follow principles that are pleasing to the...

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The initial shape that I chose was inspired by traditional Native American art. I began by zooming into the original swirl focal point. I placed this box in the far upper left hand corner to create a...

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These are the pieces I produced for my first project in this class. My goals for this project were to create visually interesting pieces that achieved depth, equality, and flow. I wanted to push past...

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​The objective of this assignment was to create six unique shapes in illustrator. The shapes had to incorporate the design principles. For some of my shapes I used references, while others I...

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Alexandra's strength is line work. She uses a large variety of lines including: organic, geometric, think, thick, curved, straight, black, white, implied, real, and of either varying or steady width....

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Glass shattering was the inspiration of my original shape. Very hard edges and energy is what I could describe it best as. I chose to break that shape down into separate parts because it had the most...

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