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Illustration
Nadine Clarke
“Movement. Whether movement is still or in motion it is in movement. I have created these pieces through various mediums, but all have a common thread which is the way our eyes depict the type of movement that the illustrations are depicting. ”
Drawing and Painting
Alessandra Singh aka. Aly
“Fear-inducing vulnerability in personal expression creates coexisting traits that form an illusion of distorted identity, presented in my work by fragmented faces. Using acrylic, texture, and woven canvas allowed me to cathartically present certain... More”
Drawing and Painting
Paulina Padilla aka. Citronelaa
“My work navigates the instincts of the body in its different manifestations. Experiencing our body through a screen, can magnify the distraction and entrainement lens through which we encounter the world. The silent qualities of painting, I believe... More”
Drawing and Painting
Anika Becker
“My practice is avidly growing with the knowledge I learn from the world around me. Looking closely at the environment, I'm constantly expanding my understanding of plant species coexisting with the knowledge of color theory, learning new various... More”
Photography
Christian Malong
“Howdy, I'm a dang photography guy! Taking photos has given me a greater appreciation for the world around me, and I hope I can share this appreciation with you! Also, I'm pretty sure these are supposed to be in the third person. Oops. ”
Drawing and Painting: Digital Painting and Expanded Animation
Cathy(Zhixin) Zhou
“Flee is a narrative animated graphic novel with animated GIFs, it is about a dream of a retired museum curator Anton who suffers from a sudden illness. The main theme I am exploring in my project is human’s attitude toward death and illnesses. The... More”
Illustration
Rooha Ahmed
“"Home Remedies" explores the roots of herbal treatments throughout South Asia. Often seen as just fads, ancient treatments have stood the test of time through storytelling and communal practices for physical and spiritual balance. ”
Celebrate the work of OCAD U’s class of 2021/2022!