John Beale
Stacked Space
Plywood
ART 102
Kimberly Hulsey
"Resurgence"
Second chance of life. New start.
Wood, plaster, acrylic paint
Created in Hopi Breton's Sculpture#138
March 2020
"I started this project in Hopi's class. The cabinet and most of the tree was done in class. I took materials home so that I could work on it at home not knowing that the school was going to close and we were going to work online. I consider myself very lucky that I got to finish this piece at home. I had already put so much though and time into creating it, so it was only right to finish what I started. This piece is very special to me. I represents what is dear to me in Spirit, Mind, Heart and Soul."
Honorable Mention
Camryn Bazan
Head
Cardboard, CD's, Epoxy Sculpt, mannequin head
ART102: intro to sculpture/3D Design
Bethany Vega
Medication
Mixed media
Intro to 3D Design and Sculpture
Kaitlin Giangrasso
Snowy Peaks
Cardboard
ART 102
WINNER
Izzy Davis
Zip it
Plaster, wood, epoxy, paint
ART-298 Independent Study
Spring 2020
"Zip It" was made to represent a personal part of myself. It's easy to look at someone and think they have everything together, when really they could be falling apart. It's about being told to be quiet when you want to speak up. This work is intended to relate, inspire, heal, and do whatever else comes to your mind. Always speak up, don't zip it"
Izzy Davis
Zip it
Plaster, wood, epoxy, paint
ART-298 Independent Study
Spring 2020
"Zip It" was made to represent a personal part of myself. It's easy to look at someone and think they have everything together, when really they could be falling apart. It's about being told to be quiet when you want to speak up. This work is intended to relate, inspire, heal, and do whatever else comes to your mind. Always speak up, don't zip it"
Izzy Davis
Honorable Mention
Kelsey Lansang
Wisteria Bonsai
Crocheted copper wire and cotton thread
Intro to 3D Design
Spring 2020
Kelsey Lansang
Wisteria Bonsai
Crocheted copper wire and cotton thread
Intro to 3D Design
Spring 2020
Allison McKay
Look Mom, I Have a Bird Nest!
Plaster, felt, twigs, wood glue, styrofoam, and wire
Sculpture 1 with Hopi Brenton
Spring 2020
"For this piece, I was inspired by my memories of having very fine, tangly hair as a child. I hated brushing it so I rarely did, and my parents would always tell me I had a “bird’s nest” in my hair. I thought a realistic bird nest hat could be a cool visual and a unique play on words. The dangling gold coils are meant to mimic the twists and knots of the main bird nest and create a dynamic piece full of motion. The egg, made from styrofoam coated in plaster and finished with acrylic, evokes maternal, familial themes that link to the memory that inspired me."
Look Mom, I Have a Bird Nest!
Plaster, felt, twigs, wood glue, styrofoam, and wire
Sculpture 1 with Hopi Brenton
Spring 2020
"For this piece, I was inspired by my memories of having very fine, tangly hair as a child. I hated brushing it so I rarely did, and my parents would always tell me I had a “bird’s nest” in my hair. I thought a realistic bird nest hat could be a cool visual and a unique play on words. The dangling gold coils are meant to mimic the twists and knots of the main bird nest and create a dynamic piece full of motion. The egg, made from styrofoam coated in plaster and finished with acrylic, evokes maternal, familial themes that link to the memory that inspired me."
Sean Coughlin
Pineal Cone
Cardboard
Intro to 3D Design/Sculpture
Yixuan Shi
The Whale Fall
Tree branches, leaves, and flowers on the ground
ART-102-Intro to 3D Design/Sculpture
Honorable Mention
Karina Orozco
Untitled (2020)
Plexiglass, Wood
ART-102 Intro to 3D Design/Sculpture
Mia Sellers
House of Cards Playing cards
scotch tape and hot glue ART-102-1068
Intro to 3D Design/Sculpting
"This particular artwork was for a planes project assignment. I used 234 cards.
It stands at 42" tall"
Anna Huynh
Rosettes
Pink ribbon on glasses
3D Design/Sculpture
Honorable Mention
Christine Black
I Am Not a Virus
Leather jacket, patches, needle & thread
ART-102: Intro to 3-D Art
"Featured is a wearable piece that calls attention to racism and ignorance toward those of east-asian descent. This isn't to diminish the struggle of any other race, but to express my personal experience in a creative format. East-Asian xenophobia and dehumanization is very real and particularly relevant to the times we are living in now with the corona-virus pandemic"
