Besides the first Thursday opening in June, the work of all the PNCA thesis students (including mine, which can be found in the Stevens building on campus) can be viewed during the normal summer hours of campus, which are as follows:
Monday-Saturday: 8am-10pm
Sunday: 9am-6pm
However, Monday the 28th, all buildings will be closed for the holiday.
The exhibit comes down the weekend after first Thursday, so you've got a few weeks left!
Fine Art and Illustration by Amanda Russel
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Friday, May 25, 2012
Wednesday, April 25, 2012
The finish line is in sight!
So, as I've been terrible at keeping up with this blog the past few weeks, here is a list of newsworthy things:
1. My thesis defense presentation was yesterday, and I passed! Once I finish and turn in my final paper, the project will be totally done.
2. As part of my project, I created a website where you can purchase a color printed copy of the book I created, "Wake Up: A Collection of Paintings," or download it for 5.00 to be read on a Kindle™. You can also view hi-res scans of the images. The website can be found at the following link: http://www.amandarussel.weebly.com
3. The show of all the thesis students' work opens after graduation, at PNCA on May 20th.
4. Until the end of April, I have some work hanging at both the New Seasons in Sellwood and the Cup and Saucer Cafe on Mississippi Avenue.
5. Excited about my next project, for when all the thesis and school-ending craziness starts to die down: creating fliers for my brilliant friend Jessie's food cart! I'm going to plug her here, because it is truly some of the best food you've ever had, so you should go check it out: https://www.facebook.com/carteblanchefoodcart.
1. My thesis defense presentation was yesterday, and I passed! Once I finish and turn in my final paper, the project will be totally done.
2. As part of my project, I created a website where you can purchase a color printed copy of the book I created, "Wake Up: A Collection of Paintings," or download it for 5.00 to be read on a Kindle™. You can also view hi-res scans of the images. The website can be found at the following link: http://www.amandarussel.weebly.com
3. The show of all the thesis students' work opens after graduation, at PNCA on May 20th.
4. Until the end of April, I have some work hanging at both the New Seasons in Sellwood and the Cup and Saucer Cafe on Mississippi Avenue.
5. Excited about my next project, for when all the thesis and school-ending craziness starts to die down: creating fliers for my brilliant friend Jessie's food cart! I'm going to plug her here, because it is truly some of the best food you've ever had, so you should go check it out: https://www.facebook.com/carteblanchefoodcart.
Monday, December 12, 2011
Finals, finally.
My show opening at Palio (at 1996 SE Ladd, a lovely little dessert and espresso shop) went amazingly well, and the show will hang until the end of December if anybody wants to go check it out but didn't make the opening night.
One more meeting of each class, and I am finished for the semester.
My thesis book project was approved for next semester, and I will begin crafting it when I go back to classes in mid-January. My last semester of college, finally. I've had a few setbacks, but I'm going to graduate.
For my painting class I've completed four 9x15 ink and gouache pieces from reference photos I took at Occupy Portland:
For my advanced drawing class, I've been exploring ways to visually depict the body, particularly in a state of illness, without literally drawing the human figure:
One more meeting of each class, and I am finished for the semester.
My thesis book project was approved for next semester, and I will begin crafting it when I go back to classes in mid-January. My last semester of college, finally. I've had a few setbacks, but I'm going to graduate.
For my painting class I've completed four 9x15 ink and gouache pieces from reference photos I took at Occupy Portland:
For my advanced drawing class, I've been exploring ways to visually depict the body, particularly in a state of illness, without literally drawing the human figure:
(Both are gouache and ink on arches coldpress paper)
Last but not least, the most realized piece I have come up with so far in preparation for my thesis book project. A self-portrait, hand-lettering, gouache layers, and cut up pieces of one of my MRI reports from back in December of 2010:
I plan to put more of my thesis progress on this blog. Stay tuned for more, and thanks for reading!
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