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Experimental Animation
Stephany Camba aka. Soccyx
“Cake Rules! Is a 2 minute 30 second 3D animated short film about a young girl wanting to eat cake no matter the cost. The film’s plot centers around a crafty demon who lures the girl into another dimension where she has to make a decision to stay... More”
Illustration
Ian Silang
“Just Another Wild Night in Wizard City explores the themes of urban life, modernization, and conformity using the visual motifs of a medieval fantasy world. The fantasy motif is meant to in part disconnect the events within the illustration from... More”
Illustration
Jehan Salim
““But Where Are You Really From?” explores the illustrator’s mixed Bangladeshi/Filipino heritage through a series of illustrations showcasing ten artists from both sides portraying their lives before they became well known inspired by their works as... More”
Drawing and Painting
Megan Bierman-Brophy
“I combine the meaningless, self-contradictory spirit of Dada with confessional narratives. Working with psychic automatism, my process is a purely experimental and impulsive. I tend towards expressions of crass, shameful, and satirical subject... More”
Drawing and Painting
Eden Rafuse
“A Drawing and Painting Graduate who has dipped their toe in every medium pond. Expanding into 2D Stop Motion Animation. Eden's favorite mediums are cut paper, paint, plant materials and anything with transparency they can play around with. More”
Drawing and Painting
Anthony Micallef aka. Faggotron, aka. Dazzling Ant
“Existential introspection manifests itself in a myriad of forms through experimental photo and drawing based practices. From analogue photography, to digital augmentation, to the tangible traditional drawing realm-- This repetitive synthetic... More”
Illustration
Stephen Marrello
“Persona explores the intricacies of discreetly communicating queerness through the visual language of semiotics, with camp stylings that emphasize the theatrics of fabricating an identity within different communities. ”
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