"Consumption" Literally...

The Movement and Direction of Art - Final Draft

Martin Melanie Martin Instructor Sarah Newlands ART FRINQ 23 February 2015 The Movement and Direction of Art Art as a practice is a...

Pensivity Script Guidelines

Theme - “Pensivity” (Deep Thought) Group: Melanie, Darby, Molly, Angel, Johanna Intro - “Welcome to the Portland Art Museum where a group...

Service Project: Quarter 2

Melanie Martin Work of Art Frinq Instructor Newlands 4 March 2015 Service Project: Quarter 2 Zine Factory Group: My group ended up...

David Larsen’s "Interpretive Themes"

David Larsen’s Interpretive Themes is a short, overly repetitive reading about how interpretive themes contribute to the cohesive...

"Thinking 'Bigger Than Me' in the Liberal Arts" by Steven Tepper

In the article Thinking ‘Bigger Than Me’ in the Liberal Arts by Steven Tepper, the generation of today’s youth is shown to have changed...

Seated Woman and Questions

"Seated Woman" sculpted from Kilncast Glass by Nicholas Africano. Questions: How has the artists background influenced his art? What is...

Research Proposal: "Seated Woman" vs. Romanticism

How does movement and direction in an artwork provoke thought in its viewers? High school or college audience “Seated Woman” by Nicholas...

My Review of Johanna's Blog

** This review was written based off of a direct quote from an email from Instructor Newlands to my partner about what she expected the...

Critical Culture Jam Project

Goal: Display research in an eye catching and meaningful way that will educate my viewers and raise consciousness about my issue....

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aBout Me

Hello! I am currently a Sophomore transfer student who is pursuing a B.A. in Graphic Design and a minor in Business. I hope to one day work in creating advertisements for one major company or for an advertising agency. I was born in San Francisco, CA but grew up in a small town located north of Seattle on an island. Some of my hobbies include: hiking, doodling all of my ideas, working hard in school, and making new friends in Portland.

MElanie Martin