12.05.2011
8.21.2011
8.20.2011
8.13.2011
8.12.2011
Hope Mountain Pages (Issues One and Two)
Illustrations for the Rochester-based art magazine, Hope Mountain, founded by Peter Lazarski and Mike Turzanski (aka Larzanski).
Updates can be found at hopemountainnews.com.
11.07.2010
roc derby auction
the roc derby bust casts will be given to their highest bidders in less than a week! i am so happy that toxin dioxin (evinn neadow) asked me to participate in this unique event to raise funds for breast cancer research. i was fortunate enough to be paired up with the little jewpowski and was given free rein over what the finished piece would look like. i chose to focus on "the old woman in the woods", my all-time favorite grimms fairy tale.
1.31.2010
11.30.2009
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photograph by brian boucheron
boucheron.org
second storie was so lovely. while i felt rusty in getting back into shows, i had a fabulous time and spent time with lots of fantastically creative people. i am feeling so inspired, with plenty of ideas for new zines swimming through my consciousness. i can't wait to get started!
11.25.2009
crunch time!
ah, procrastination. i stick my tongue out at you. i am ready to jump back into a creation frame of mind and get all my business together for the show this weekend. printing gocco is the name of the game this time around. once life is a little quieter (read: december), i am looking to explore my illustration style through embroidery. i must say, i am very excited about trying this out!
i hope you can make it to second storie this weekend!
10.25.2009
please join us!
november 28th 11am-6pm
november 29th 11am-4pm
visual studies workshop auditorium (university avenue entrance)
31 prince street
rochester ny 14620
the perfect place to find your holiday gifts!
for more information:
secondstorie.net
secondstorie.blogspot.com
10.22.2009
brunch, big band & babies!
a new card design for my friend's baby shower brunch and a limited edition gocco print that will be available for second storie!
9.15.2009
7.29.2009
terrarium-time
i am so excited by terrariums, with this being my first attempt. i bought the beaker at antiques and old lace, while the stones are from my street, the dirt is from my yard, and the moss is from a local church. tillandsia and faux buggies are from arena's.
making private little worlds just feels so wonderful. time to make some more!
6.29.2009
2009 master of teaching art show
the art show was a hit! the work shown was comprised of the thirty placements that my classmates and i taught. i chose work from both of my city placements (grades 1-8), and it was so wonderful to get to see my students again at the opening. art shows rule!
6.19.2009
community garden
star alley is the community garden where pete and i care for a garden bed. today we are planting (though slightly behind schedule) basil, peppers and beans. i was asked to paint one of the tables that sits at the entrance to the garden, to which i happily obliged. summer is here!
3.30.2009
2.21.2009
happy WAY-belated valentine's day
i took a little break from lesson planning to gocco print these stickers as my valentines to everyone. fun!
2.06.2009
1.25.2009
zine bulletin board
collaboration between me and my classmate, patrick ander. i love zines and i love making bulletin boards!
1.14.2009
vegan sugar cookies
funny to think that last christmas i used this cookie cutter to make vegan doggie treats.
1.09.2009
1.06.2009
11.13.2008
11.10.2008
early childhood development - research
the title slide from my presentation on a child's visual interpretation of gender.
10.28.2008
illustration timeline - history of art education
so, for my history class, we were asked to create a visual timeline of our respective field. mine being illustration, i made a "library bag" filled with tiny homages of the picture books most influential to me as a child. in each book, i left a library card with the last date stamped being approximately the time i personally discovered it.
(Books, from left to right: J. Otto Seibold's Alice in Pop-Up Wonderland, Betsy Lewin and Doreen Cronin's Click, Clack, Moo, Edward Lear and Ruth Sanderson's The Owl and the Pussycat, Kit Williams's Masquerade, Eulalie Osgood Grover's The Sunbonnet Babies in Holland, Stephen Cosgrove and Robin James's Serendipity, Wanda G'ag's Millions of Cats, and Clinton Hatchett and Stephen Marchesi's The Glow in the Dark Night Sky Book.)
(Books, from left to right: J. Otto Seibold's Alice in Pop-Up Wonderland, Betsy Lewin and Doreen Cronin's Click, Clack, Moo, Edward Lear and Ruth Sanderson's The Owl and the Pussycat, Kit Williams's Masquerade, Eulalie Osgood Grover's The Sunbonnet Babies in Holland, Stephen Cosgrove and Robin James's Serendipity, Wanda G'ag's Millions of Cats, and Clinton Hatchett and Stephen Marchesi's The Glow in the Dark Night Sky Book.)
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