Posts Tagged ‘graphic’
Faculty Exhibition Design
A series of flyers, posters and mailers promoting the biennial faculty show of the Department of Studio Arts at the University of Pittsburgh. Each piece in the series was created by recompositing individual works of all of the artists involved into a single distorted collage. For more information about the Department of Studio Arts at [...]
Counting Project, 2007-
My continuing exploration of the notions of commodity, quantity, and the passing of human existence through the process of counting. Images of 1-19838, 19839-37617 are from the 97th Annual of the Associated Artists of Pittsburgh at the Carnegie Museum of Art in Pittsburgh, PA. Images of 1-22108 are from the University of Pittsburgh Studio Arts [...]
Student Exhibition Design
Contest winning works chosen to be used for the promotion of the University of Pittsburgh’s annual student exhibition at the Frick Fine Art Gallery. Photographs taken of art studio space floors, tables and walls were collaged together to form the visuals for these pieces. For more information about the Department of Studio Arts at Pitt, [...]
A Creative Paradox
A short art book concept created in the spring 2006. Text excerpts courtesy of John Holloway’s ‘Promise, Paradox and Opportunity’, a discussion of the intersection between the linear nature of the computer and the meandering immediacy of traditional art making.
A creative paradox
There is a paradox in the interface between the artist and the computer. It [...]
Liberty in North Korea
As a member of Liberty in North Korea (LiNK), a world wide human rights activist organization, i created works for both the University of Pittsburgh and Rutgers chapters. The above are examples of promotional materials that i developed as a member of their board and PR staff.
About LiNK:
We are a non-profit, non-partisan, non-ethnic and non-religious [...]
This work by Padraic Driscoll is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-Share Alike 3.0 United States License.
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