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h e y Sometimes when I cannot sleep, I find myself staring at my

cacti. Something about their aesthetic balance, and ability to tough it through hard times really humbles me.

In my dreams I journey through spaghetti western ghost towns- searching for my idealized setting.

When I wake up, out my window, I see horses or horseflies in the alleyway, crowding under a fire escape. They’re wishing

it were a tree.

T r y a g a i n To not be satisfied, to lose confidence, to gain it back, to push yourself past what you believed to be a limit, to reach down in the depths of your creative mind and find the ideas that hide themselves- is to be in Frank Young’s graphic design class.

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F r a n kY o u n g

A selection of posters dealing with the subject of happy birthday Nova.

Only use type.Use your own photography.

100/week

Many of the posters ended up being abstract or vi-sual statements on the ethereal quality of birthday.

A selection of screen shots from short films dealing with the subject matter of Head.

What does a head feel?

What does a head desire?

What does a head surround itself with?

What does a head mean?

A selection of one hundred posters remixing Rodchekno’s famous constructivist poster using the shapes and colors.

James Joyce “Interpretations of interpretations interpreted.”

D i s t i g u i s h Type is about context, taste, attention to detail, and fearlessness. In appreciating the importance of the hand’s touch, one learns about the importance of individual touch in digital work. Knowing what’s appropriate, and not being afraid to throw yourself into your work is what Gail Anderson’s class taught me.

t y p o g -r a p h y G a i lA n d e r s o n

An object typeface created using chamomile tea.

Theatre poster for the play Third.

Type Specimen Sheets for Brandon Grotesque

Logo and menu for local restaurant.

A p p e t i z e r s

Herring in wine sauce 4.25 Shrimp Cocktail 6.25 Jellied Chicken 3.75 Ukranian Stuffed Egg 5.45

s o u p s & s A l A d s

Vegetable 2.95 4 Mushroom Barley 2.45 4 Ukranian Borscht 2.45 4 Chicken Noodle 2.45 4 Soup of the day 2.25 4 Potato Salad 6.95 Vegetarian Salad 8.50 Grilled Chicken Salad 9.95 Caesar Salad 5.95

C h e f ’ s s p e C i A l Ukranian Platter 13.95 with stuffed cabbage, Varenyky, Kovbasa

Potato pancake, Pierogi 12.95

s e A f o o d Trout 15.95 Shrimps 14.95 Catfish 12.95 Salmon 14.95 Broiled seafood 15.95

V e g e tA b l e s served a la carte

Kasta Varnishkes 3.50

cauliflower 3.50 cold beets

d i n n e r & s p e C i A lt i e s

Varenyky (Pierogi) Spinach 7.95Cheese 6.95Sauerkraut w/ Mushrooms 6.95Meat 6.95 Served with onion or butter on request

Combinations available

Blintzes (Naleskyky) Blueberry 7.70 Cheese 8.95 Cherry 7.70 Strawberry 7.70 Potato 7.70

Vegetarian Schnitzel with potato and vegetable 9.50Vegetable Dinner kasha varnishkes & fresh vegetables 9.25 Halusky with bryndza, sauerkraut, bacon or tvarog 10.50Potato Pancake with sour cream or applesauce 9.95Apple Pancake with sour cream or applesauce 9.95Stuffed Cabbage meat or mushroom 10.95Stuffed Peppers served with potato 10.95Schnitzel served with potato & sauerkraut 10.95Kovbasa served with potato & sauerkraut 10.95

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Wiener Schnitzel 13.95 Chicken Kiev 12.95

Pork Chop 11.95

Roast Pork 12.95

Chicken Francese 11.95

Ukranian Beef Goulash 12.95

Roast Chicken 10.95

Breaded Chicken Cutlet 11.95

Chicken Cutlet Parmesan 12.95

Lamb Chops 14.95

Chicken Shish Kebala 12.95

Chicken Marsala 12.95

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this is my typeface

built out of these shapes

called Perhaps

WPA style posters for helping the community.

WIlliam Dwiggens “Symmetry is static - that is to say, inconspicuous.”

c r e a t i v i t y Art is necessary for human beings to live. It’s the pro-cess of intake and outgo of information- the impression and expression of idea. Adrienne Leban’s class taught me something I knew at a subconscious level- that in order for there to be existence, there has to be differentiation. To pull from within onself and create with no expectation is to begin to understand originality.

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Installation dealing with the subject of abberance. The red string is aberrating away from the norm, or the blue string.Materials: styrofoam cones, red string, blue string

c o n c e p t s To not worry about the product, and instead, to focus on the process. To play around with your wacky and creative mind, to express from within, and to illustrate a range of emotions playfully as the child in yourself- is to be in Richard Wilde’s class.

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Targeted at religious figures.

Design a envelope to send to Richard.Extra Credit.

e n v i s i o nPhotography is a way of seeing, and a way to capture a moment. It’s about creating your own world in square frame, and is directly related to design. Utilizing design tools, as well as truly contemplating all aspects of an image is what I gathered from Abby Robinson’s class.

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Photographs on the subject of movement.

Photos integrating design elements such as perspective, space relation, and point of view.

a series of photographs dealing with the color red.

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Peets Coffee & Tea is:bohemianaccessiblea sTaple

Redesign of Peets Coffee Cups, Adam Wahler.

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Lu Ch’Ai “The end of all method is to seem to have no method.”