Cullen Stephenson: Student Work

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Intro to Digital Imaging

For their first project, Intro to Digital Imaging students learn the tools of Photoshop by scanning and then rebuilding an ad with their own subversion of the original advertisement. Work by Brett Smith.

Intro to Digital Imaging

In their second project, Art210 students learn Photoshop masks and blending modes by putting themselves into graphic images from pop culture and art works from the Missouri State University slide library. This particular piece is by Tracy Marshall.

Intro to Digital Imaging

Work by Sarah Reid

Intro to Digital Imaging

Work by Chris Wilding

Intro to Digital Imaging

Work by Aaron Duke

Intro to Digital Imaging

Work by Mark Livesay

Intro to Digital Imaging

In the third project for Art210, we explore informational graphics, collage, and composite images. Work by Johnathon Bondoni.

Intro to Digital Imaging

In this informational piece, Nathan Judah maps objects found inside his apartment, but gives us views that are rarely noticed.

Intro to Digital Imaging

In an alternate version of Project 3, students this semester used composited images to illustrate cities from Italo Calvino’s Invisible Cities. This city is by Amanda Gibson.

Intro to Digital Imaging

Invisible City by Lisa Sevadjian

Intro to Digital Imaging

Invisible City by Victoria Nickl

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For this assignment, students were asked to make an informative yet entertaining video. Justin Dartt made this animation and the rap that goes along with it.

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For project 3, students animated a soundtrack of their choosing. Animation by Alex Kreeger.

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Animation by Cory Patton.

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Animation by Todd Reynolds.

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In project 5, students make their own version of a movie’s opening sequence. Animation by Gerald Leenerts.

Time Based Digital Art

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In this project, students were asked to create a video as a self portrait. Video by Michael Gum.

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In this project, students were free to make a video of their own creative interests. Caitlin Blaine chose to make this video playing with blending modes, saturation, and time controls.

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Intro to Digital Imaging: Online Portfolios

Sarah Reid

Mark Livesay

During last third of each semester, Art210 students learn to design web portfolios using Dreamweaver. It’s an exciting and rewarding project for the students. Here are two examples of portfolios that I think worked out particularly well.

Cullen Stephenson: Student Work

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