The semester is coming to a close. In a few months, I will no longer be a student in Art, Design, and Digital Culture. Let’s be honest, if this class did not fulfill one of my requirements in the College of Arts and Sciences, I am not sure I would have even Read more…
Sound, as we have learned this semester, plays a significant role in art. We did a project earlier entitled “Sound Studies” in which each student recorded a sound, interpreted it visually, and then represented that image through the platform Adobe Illustrator. These sounds were specifically asked to NOT be music, but something Read more…
If you have been on social media at all this past weekend, you probably have seen videos or pictures at one of America’s most famous music festivals, Coachella. More importantly, maybe you have noticed some of the outfits that were worn by celebrates and other alike. As someone who spends her days Read more…
There is so much more to Art than just this. What is Art? Everything. Like my previous blog post entitled “La La Land and Color Psychology,” I have written about this subject many times in my responses this semester. However, only Professor Lawrence has the ability to read and review these. This is Read more…
The film La La Land starring Emma Stone and Ryan Gosling tells the touching tale of true love built through a shared love of music, art, and culture. Yet the most significant part of the movie is how the director manipulated his audience to evoke mood through the use of color psychology.