Artist Book Content

November 3, 2015September 1, 20161 Comment

: Parsons Challenge 1

: Parsons Challenge 2

: Parsons Challenge 3

: Sketchbook

: Sketchbook

: Sketchbook

: Sketchbook

: Sketchbook

: Sketchbook

: Sketchbook

: Sketchbook

: Sketchbook

: Story of the Walk 1

: Story of the Walk 4

: Story of the Walk 2

: Story of the Walk 3

: Shareable Post Card

: Garbage Collecting

: Circle Line

: Natural Dying

: Graffiti

: Civic Center Map

: Full Body Portrait

: Tribeca/Soho

Civic Center Map – Government Buildings

October 27, 2015September 1, 2016Leave a comment

This week’s mapping assignment was to get lost somewhere in the city and map it out. I chose to go further downtown to Civic Center. This location holds buildings such as the Supreme Court building and City Hall. I wanted to map these buildings that had a particular architecture. Some government buildings like police headquarters had architecture that wasn’t as intricate, which is why I decided to not include them.

Here is the map I created with the buildings laid out on them.

This is the layout without the buildings.

Chinatown Map – Neon Lights

October 20, 2015September 1, 2016Leave a comment

Visual Essay – Graffiti (Stickers)

October 14, 2015September 1, 2016Leave a comment

Photos are laid out overlapping like the stickers were on objects such as streetlights, construction sites, and mailboxes.

Highline Mapping: Circles

September 28, 2015September 1, 2016Leave a comment

New York City is an interesting place, mainly because of its intriguing architecture. Many of its buildings lack the basic shapes we know such as rectangles, squares, triangles. A simplified version of the structure might feature these types of shapes as well as some modern buildings, but most buildings are then intensified by its complex forms. So, for my project I decided to map out circular objects found throughout the structure of the Highline.