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I'm an extremely creative person and I love to brainstorm and the design process. I play two sports, soccer and basketball, and I love to compete. Outside of sports, one of my favorite hobbies include baking because of the way it allows me to tap into my creative and artistic side. I'm interested in sculpture as well as ceramics and also using found materials to tell stories through artwork

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IDEAS:

1. Look at Actresses

2. Look at modern mythology

3. Look at edible mediums - Adam & Eve, Persephone, Archimboldo, Alice in wonderland

PROJECTS:
1. Found materials - snake skins?
2. Pandora's box - applied to living person? Russian dolls? What is on the inside and outside? Containers?
3. Potato stamps, pumpkins, laser cute

NEXT STEPS:
1. Make a list of characters
2. 3D Sketch ideas in sculpture
3.

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1) rapinoe (one side kneeling + one side famous celebration)
2) rosalind franklin (shadow is a double helix)
3) katherine switzer (footsteps -- running or a shoe)

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1) cruella (cerberus of dalmatians -- something about her coat?)
2) medusa (trident in a heart -- something about the head?)

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1) meghan markle (crown of thorns)
2) sue bird (5 medal record -- make the medals? -- write stereotypes on the medals?)

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1. Nathan Sawaya’s sculpture entitled Yellow: Vulnerability and emotion. Making an entire piece out of one material

2. Open Mind by Johnson Tsang: One though I had that you could explore is casting or 3D scanning your own face and then using it in one of your projects. Another obvious connection would be the idea of the inside and the outside stories.

3. As we discussed in class, the Anila Quayyum Agha shadow casting box could be one way to tell a "hidden story" using the positive form and it's shadow as complimentary (albeit oppositional) stories.

4. Sophie Kahn - Deathmasks (Same idea as #2)

5. Three Men Walking II by Alberto Giacometti: From your interest in literature and the impact that this phrase had on you, I wonder if text shouldn't play a part in one of your works? It would be interesting to use text that could be taken in two different ways. In class let's talk about Pieter Bruegel the Elder and his work "The BeeKeepers" which is known for it's hidden metaphors and messaging.

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Kaylin - I came across this article on Designer Artificial Limbs that you might find interesting. The question of how someone portrays themselves to the world in contrast with how the world portrays them might be an area of exploration for your inquiry.

The Art of Designer Artificial Limbs https://amp.theatlantic.com/amp/article/282800/

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Shining light on women (both fictional and realistic) whose lives/stories have been mistold by males of both the past and present.