Spending this week freelancing at Ferebee Lane here in Greenville. It’s quite an adjustment jumping into the middle of many ongoing projects, but I’m gaining a lot of experience and insight into what goes on in a professional environment. This is my first time even being in an agency-specific environment so getting to work on anything at all is exciting. Can’t wait to see what happens after this week!
I’ve decided to host my new year-long photojournal on my Flickr, entitled Chapter 22. Follow along if you’d like!
Self-portrait in the style of Robert Mapplethorpe exploring my quest for ethnic identity in Homi K. Bhabha’s Third Space.
Anderson University Library @ 6:00.
Anderson Arts Center @ 7:30.Stop acting like you have anything better to do on a Friday night.
Tools.
The Makers is a photo project by Jennifer Causey that highlights handmade products made by some of New York’s locals. The project not only highlights the products themselves, but the people behind them, what inspires them, and what they think of the city where they live and work. Really nice photos, check them out.
Check out Anderson University’s first Senior Showcase of Visual Art, Redux! We took on the challenge of creating this publication from scratch at the beginning of the semester and were able to create something really beautiful to show off our talented designers and artists. Huge thanks to the rest of the team for all your hard work on this!
Alvin Diec is a graphic designer living and working in Atlanta, Georgia. One of my favorite works by him is his branding for Birmingham’s A Bryan Photo. It touches very much on the charm and craft of analog photography, and every aspect of the brand reflects that. Check it out along with his other work. Nothing but goodness.
Also, I was sold as soon as I saw his National reference on his ‘About’ page.
