What the Doodle? "Designated"

At FableVision (where I intern) they select a random word and people illustrate their interpretation of it. This is my rendition of "designated". To see what other artists came up with, check out the Creative Juices blog.

Sarah

Here's one I've been cooking up for awhile... Sarah with her dogs Chelsea (lab) and Jake (maltese).

Creative Juices: A Visionary Art Show

Come see Creative Juices: A Visionary Art Show tonight at FableVision, where I intern!

308 Congress Street, 6th floor
Boston, MA

www.fablevision.com/artshow

Graphic Design Annual 2010 at Stonehill College

This year marked the second, Graphic Design Annual, art show at Stonehill College. This annual exhibit gives Stonehill's Graphic Design students the opportunity to display the artwork they have created throughout the year. Visitors to the gallery got to view logos, posters, illustrations, publications, motion graphics, and package design pieces. One of the show's unique attractions was the "poster wall", which displayed all of the posters InHouse Design (Stonehill's student run, graphic design studio) created for clients this year. The wall was covered head-to-toe with posters without showing a spec of wall.

While the focus of the show was to display senior work, there was a good deal of underclassman contributions as well. Featured seniors this year were Kathleen Atkins, Sam Dircks, John Hanawalt, Alex Jarvis, Sharon McElroy, John McGowan, Marie Provencher, Jill Rosado, Jesse Scalise, and Kelsey Simonds.

The show has been extended! So it will still be up for another day or two, so if you'd like to check it out please visit Stonehill College's Cushing-Martin Gallery between the hours of 8am - 8pm.

Monster with Fro

Another monster... my favorite part might be his sandals.

Brendan

My brother Brendan, rockin' out on his Fender Jaguar.

Monster

3-eyed monster (the scarf is my favorite part).

Dust Bunnies

A work in progress... I thought it'd be fun to combine 2D Flash art with photos.

RECAP: Providence Children's Film Festival

On Friday I ventured to Rhode Island to see "Sarah's Story", at the RISD Museum of art, for the 1st Annual Providence Children's Film Festival. I was so excited to get to see my film on the big screen, in front of a large audience of kids. My animation was shown in an hour and a half assortment of short films. I was so impressed by the variety of all the creative films shown. A few of my favorites included a stop-motion film about an adventurous garden hose, simply titled "Hose", and a musically inspired 'cut and paste' style animation called "Electric Car". It was truly an inspiring experience, and a festival I hope to be involved with again next year.

"Sarah's Story" is currently available to watch here:

Doodle Hits Big Screen at "Providence Children's Film Festival"

This fall I was inspired to finish a short animated film, I began working on last year. I spent a good portion of winter break enhancing and tweaking this film, and in December submitted it to the first annual "Providence Children's Film Festival".

When I learned of this festival, who's goal is to "bring high quality, independent and international children’s films, animation, and documentaries to Rhode Island, and to present them as shared theatrical experiences for the community", I knew this was a perfect fit for my film. My animated short, entitled "Sarah's Story", is about a about an imaginative young girl who's passion for books inspires her to write her own so she can share her adventures with others.



I recently found out my film has been accepted to the festival, where it will be shown on the big screen at the Cable Car Cinema, and/or the RISD Museum. The four day screening will take place over Presidents' Day Weekend (February 12-15), and promises to be an exciting family experience as there will be workshops and presentations, in addition to the big screen fun.

As a student, I feel very fortunate to be a part of this extraordinary event filled with talented professionals, and am so excited for my big-screen premiere!



Check back soon as I will post the screening schedule when I find out. In the meantime, to find out more about the festival visit: http://www.providencechildrensfilmfestival.org/