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Saturday, November 19, 2011



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Tuesday, November 15, 2011

photoshop


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Monday, November 14, 2011

final ideas

materials to print on

drift wood
stone
sea glass
canvas
plexiglass stacked
mirror
a brick
metallic paper

macro images very textural
bright flower
diamond back
feather
cat eyes
brick moss and fungus
maybe images on sticker on top of plexiglass images to create whole new scene
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My name is Kristin Seymour and I am a junior at St. Mary's Honors College of Maryland. I am majoring in Art and Art History with a focus in photography and digital art. I am minoring in Education and have completed many teaching/tutoring placements in the local Elementary schools. I love kids and work well with people. I am a hard worker and thrive in a fast-paced and challenging environment. I have six part time jobs while attending full time schooling and successfully provide for my jobs and leadership positions as well as maintaining a high GPA. I love learning new techniques to create my art work. I thoroughly enjoy being able to make something great out of nothing. I use what I see around me in the world to create new and innovative art works. Most recently I have became highly interested in the organic textures and shapes found in nature. I have used my photographs of these fascinating textures to create patterns I wish to place on clothing and other 3D objects. I am constantly changing as an artist and coming up with new and creative ideas/artworks, but in the end I am consistently keeping the under threaded topic in my art as "Seeing what the eye cannot show us."
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