Cuba in Blue
Hand-coated cyanotypes exposed with digital negatives under UV lighting. The images in this series were taken in Cuba in 2016.
Process Makes Perfect, Student Work
I just finished grading my student's first class project and am super proud of their work. Digital Literacy is a class made up mostly of freshmen with little to no experience on Macs much less Adobe Creative Cloud. This project introduces students to typical research, brainstorming, and idea development processes and results in a 5 step info-graphic. I think these turned out great and I'm excited to see how the students develop over the semester.
Grad School, Spring 2019
UPDATE: I'm planning to do a major redesign of my blog this summer so I haven't been posting as much here. I'm slowly moving my grad journal entries over to my personal blog at carolandkarl.com so that this site can eventually be a nice clean portfolio site with a blog featuring my work and learning resources (at least that's my current plan). Right now this is very much a catch all journal and it just feels kind of messy. Anyways, last semester ended well. I created a lot of nice work that I really should upload soon but this semester [...]
1 Second Everyday, Fall 2018
1 Second Everyday (sometimes 2) recorded from August 27th to November 29th. This was the first assignment in my Video for Photographers class. I've done 1 Second a Day projects before and always enjoy them. This is the longest 1 Second Everyday project I've completed and it's a great reminder of everything I managed to cram into the Fall semester in 2018. Assignment: Use the 1 Second Everyday app to record a moment from each day during the semester. Class: Video for Photographers Instructor: Doug Clark Tools: iPhone, 1 Second Everyday (app)
How to Print on a Canon Pixma Pro (from Photoshop)
Students often struggle to remember proper print settings and printer care. This instructional video was made for the JSU Department of Art to help teach/remind students how to print on a Canon Pixma Pro printer from Photoshop. Video shot with a Canon 60D and a Panasonic Lumix GH4. Edited in Adobe Premiere. Title screens designed in Adobe Illustrator. Video Stills
