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My midterm this semester in 2D was to design a poster size graphic using whatever means we wanted. We had to show what we have learned so far and be sure to implement it in the final product.

2D Midterm (First Draft) 

After the first critique we were to revise the composition using the comments our classmates gave us.

2D Midterm (Final Draft)

Here are two pieces of sound art that I created. My assignment was to create two minute long sounds that were created in Adobe Audition.

Loring Park Bench. Archival Inkjet Print.

Nicollet Mall Bench. Archival Inkjet Print.

Washburn Fair Oaks Bench. Archival Inkjet Print

MIA Bench. Archival Inkjet Print.

IDS Bench, Archival Inkjet Print

Two diptychs I created for class that compare and contrast the manmade and natural.

Untitled (Tire/Bark). Archival Inkjet Print.

Untitled (Leaves/Chain-link). Archival Inkjet Print.

A small series of photos I had taken for my Media One class this fall. The images represent one characteristic proposed by John Szarkowski in his writing: The Photographer's Eye. 

Untitled (Parking Structure). Archival Inkjet Print.

Untitled (Vents). Archival Inkjet Print.

Untitled (Overpass). Archival Inkjet Print.

Untitled (Parking Structure II). Archival Inkjet Print.

Untitled (Enclosure). Archival Inkjet Print.

Untitled (Kyle). Archival Inkjet Print.

Self Portrait One. Archival Inkjet Print

Sawyer Rademacher. Topographic Paddle. Wood and Found Object

Studio On Fire. Offset Print

I was looking through some of my old files and I came across some images from a class I took for a class at the late College of Visual Arts. These images focus on objects that were created for the lens, for the camera and excites no where else.

9 Missing Spokes. Archival Inkjet Print.

Multi-Colored Wax. Archival Inkjet Print.

Axe, Knife, and Knobs. Archival Inkjet Print.

Wooden Mannequin, Red Paint. Archival Inkjet Print.

Arrows In Jar. Archival Inkjet Print.

A fantastic candid shot of me by my classmate Tahiel Jimenez.

Check out some more of his images as veritasphotography.tumblr.com.

Today I found a new artist whose are I very much enjoy. He is Hungarian photographer Ákos Major,  a 38-year-old freelance graphic designer and photographer.
Currently living in Vienna, Austria.

You can look at more of his images on his website: akosmajor.com