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- Photoshop Art 247 MAT110
- Oceanside, California
- The Digital Imaging class at MiraCosta College created this blog to present their proposals for public art pieces to be installed on the Oceanside campus. They were told to imagine that the college had a 100,000.00 art budget set aside for the beautification of the Oceanside campus. First the students researched by studying the UCSD’s Stuart Collection, http://stuartcollection.ucsd.edu/StuartCollection/index.htm. They also studied the work of: Barry Megee and Margaret Kilgallen, Mel Chin, Maya Lin, Jenny Holzer, Tim Hawkinson, Mark Dion, Krzysztof Wodiczko in the KPBS series: Art in the 21st Century, http://www.pbs.org/art21/. Once they completed their research they photographed possible sights on campus. Photoshop CS4 was used to construct their proposals. During this process they learned about site-specific art. They also learned to create and upload web graphics with an artful eye.
nice cows. Eric Jimenez
ReplyDeleteFor some reason I thought this one might be a pro-meat or vegetarian statement. But I couldnt decide which...
ReplyDeleteRachel Brown
Great work. Nice use of white space. I like that you changed the hue of the cows.
ReplyDeleteChris Locke
This looks really cool because the wall is big and so are cows. The fire alarm or at least I think that's what it is, makes the cow seem as if it's hindu being right in the middle of the head.
ReplyDeleteJimmy Maldonado
The cow on the Art building is really funny. I like the use of empty space and I think it would look neat with more animals spaced along the wall.
ReplyDelete- Rebecca Broberg
I like the different sized cows on the clock tower. - Ginni Kitchen
ReplyDeleteIt makes me think of the "Happy California Cows". Good job.
ReplyDeleteSummer Birdsill
This one would put me in the mood for a big juicy cheeseburger! Great job!
ReplyDelete-HARRY H
I definitely like the way you recolored the cows. -John Boyd
ReplyDeleteFunny Pic..good job..Sean Mannnig
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