As artists and designers it is often our job to transform what is perceived as mundane into something extraordinary. I have developed a series of Drawing 1 projects called, “Ordinary/Extraordinary” in hopes of teaching students how to embrace this endeavor of transformation as well as how to develop a creative process that leads them to compelling visual solutions.

3.29.2009

Jim Dine 'All About Looking'

Studio Ceiling
Charcoal on Paper

Painting Studio Corner
Charcoal on Paper

Painting Studio Door
Charcoal on Paper
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Example Jim Dine Oil Can Drawing


Charcoal on Paper
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Jesse Lindhorst's Creepy Doll

Color Pastel on Paper
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Kaitlin Arje's Creepy Doll

Color Pastel on Paper
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"Ring Around the Rosie" Tin Film Canisters




Charcoal on Paper
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"Ring Around the Rosie" Glass Vases


30" x 44"
Charcoal on Paper
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3.28.2009

Kim Jolicoeur "Micro Macro"



Color Pastel on Paper
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3.17.2009

Ordinary/Extraordinary

"Water Fountain"
Wet & Dry Mixed Media

"Twig"
Charcoal, Pastel, Chalk on Paper
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Ordinary/Extraordinary



Charcoal on Paper
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Ordinary/Extraordinary





Charcoal on Paper
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Micro Macro Shark Skin


Charcoal and Chalk on Paper
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Madeline's In-Class Drawing

Charcoal on Paper
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'Ring Around the Rosie' Triptych




Charcoal on Paper
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'Ring Around the Rosie' Diptych



Charcoal and Chalk on Paper
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Megan Proulx Self-Portrait Triptych



Charcoal on Paper
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