ADREENAH WYNNadreenah.wynn@ufl.eduUniversity of Florida SA+AHSpring 2015

NON-INFOGRAPHICFall 2014, Net ArtDigital Illustration1250 px. x 11285 px.

For this project I surveyed 10 people, I asked them what they would like to learn about before they died. I gathered minimal information about each of the request and I connected them visually. I want to prove that you don’t have to have the typical info graphic to communicate and connect people. The passion to learn can be used to connect us all. The graphic is long and endless just like our need for knowledge.

NON-INFOGRAPHICFall 2014, Net ArtDigital Illustration1250 px. x 11285 px.

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IN THE NAME OF NATUREFall 2014, Video ArtVideoLink to video (00:37)

This project touches on the theme of how much of the environment we sacrifice in order to learn, so that we can help the environment. How much of this nature will we sacrifice before we realize that we’re doing more destruction instead of benefiting?

PSYCHO MOVIE POSTERSpring 2015, Typography 1 (Revised)Digital Illustration and Print11 in. x 17 in.

This poster design was made for Alfred Hitchcock’s legendary movie “Psycho.” The movie is well known so the poster is minimal, has a flair of simplicity, and includes a famous quote from the movie. It highlights bold typography with a modern edge.

I AM BLACKFall 2014, Mixed MediaDigital Illustration and Print11 in. x 17 in. Book

This project pushed me outside of my comfort zone when exploring my identity. I decided to dig deeper into my identity as an African-American. I was questioned many times last semester about how I define myself. I decided it was time to stop brushing the question off and take this seriously. The book starts off as “i lack” and transitions into I AM BLACK.

WAVES OF MEMORIESSpring 2013, Visual MethodsBook, Drawings, Paper5 in. x 5 in.

This book is designed to visually represent waves in an abstract way. On the pages are drawings of memories from my hometown on the Panhandle of Florida. The area is known as the “Forgotten Coast.” This piece represents the memories of the area that are washing away.

SUSTAINABILITY PART IFall 2012, WarpSculpture - Recycled Paper and Cardboard80 in. x 110 in.

This project was a mock collaboration with the artist Christy Rupp, who makes bird sculptures from chicken bones. I decided to make a tree sculpture from paper, dead trees. It is 100% recyclable. I decided to also include found typography to make an impact on how we need to recycle, yet these were all materials were all found in the trash.

SUSTAINABILITY PART IIFall 2012, Independent ProjectSculpture – Oyster Cells50 in. x 25 in.

I decided to continue working with materials that we waste. Here I used oysters from my hometown, Apalachicola. We call it Apalach for short and it is a very rural community that is also beautiful. This wall display represents the town using fancy typography made from very dull material.

MY SICKLE CELL STORYSprint 2015, Ceramics (Revised)Ceramics and Digital PrintBed 48 in. x12 in x12 in. Poster 11 in. x 17 in.

This is a very personal project that describes my struggle with sickle cell blood disorder. It includes the shapes of actual sickle cells. The bed and cup represent how I’m always tired so I need rest and fluids. The eye represents that I may go blind. And the cup is colorful on the outside and dark on the inside. I also made a poster to give the viewer facts about the disease.

GOODE CHOCOLATEFall 2014, Typography 1 (Revised)Chocolate Box3 in. x 3 in.

This is the chocolate box design for a company called Goode Chocolate. The product is good for people do to its simple ingredients, and also the environment because it’s made from recycled materials and can be reused.

STRIPED FABRIC ON CHAIRSpring 2013, Perceptual Drawing Graphite on paper30 in. x 42 in.

This drawing was meant to practice capturing a still-life with precise proportions and perspective. The exercise explored basic design and drawing elements and techniques such as value, dimension, line, composition, shading, and scale.

UP THE CREEK RAW BARFall 2015, Typography 1 (Revised)Digital Print8.5 in. x 11 in.

This restaurant is a very fun pet-friendly and family-friendly place where you can eat outside by the creek. It is right on along the water in the historic Apalachicola. The design is made to work as a souvenir, menu, and map all in one. When opened the front tell you what they serve and the back has a map The area is known as the “Forgotten Coast” and this a way the customer will not forget the area and also know how to find their way back up the creek.

NATURE PYRAMIDFall 2013, Digital ImagingWebsite and Digital Print11 in. x 17 in.

First you find this poster in the nature reserve and if you go to the website you find out how you can do your part to save the environment. You learn how nature is a pyramid that needs every part to function properly. Each circle represents and area you can choose to help.

NATURE PYRAMIDFall 2013, Digital ImagingWebsite and Digital Print11 in. x 17 in.

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INSPIRE CAMPAIGN Fall 2012, WiftDigital Print and Dice11 in. x 17 in.

The Inspire Campaign is here to remind you to follow your dreams. Everywhere you go you’ll see something from the campaign, whether it’s on Facebook or right in the graffiti tunnel. When you least expect it the Inspire Dice will show up and it’s your mission to take the word it lands on and produce. For example, if you get “believe” as you word you must start believing. We remind you and place it in your heart but it is your mission to put it into action.

“DON’T YOU GET WEARY”Fall 2014, Video ArtVideoLink to video (3:00 min)

This project is both a video installation and a performance piece. It shows a digital video projection on top of a blank protest sign that I’m holding. The projection shows the progression of protest signs. This project highlights the digital use of the millennial generation with the continuing stand for justice from the time of the Civil Rights Movement.