Cohl
Miller
Nichos Project
Students created shadow box nichos from cardboard and embossed recycled aluminum cans, applying math for measurement and symmetry and using technology to plan their designs. The finished works blend sustainability, craftsmanship, and personal symbolism.
Burtonized Portrait
Students studied Tim Burton’s signature style of exaggerated features and gothic expression, then created portraits inspired by his work. They combined observation and stylization, using line, proportion, and value to design imaginative characters that reflect mood and personality.
Pop Art Project
Students explored the Pop Art movement by studying artists Andy Warhol and Roy Lichtenstein. They merged contemporary pop culture with bold colors, repetition, and comic-inspired techniques to create works that challenge the line between fine art and mass culture.
Pop Art Project
Students explored the Pop Art movement by studying artists Andy Warhol and Roy Lichtenstein. They merged contemporary pop culture with bold colors, repetition, and comic-inspired techniques to create works that challenge the line between fine art and mass culture.
Burtonized Portrait
Students studied Tim Burton’s signature style of exaggerated features and gothic expression, then created portraits inspired by his work. They combined observation and stylization, using line, proportion, and value to design imaginative characters that reflect mood and personality.