Constant Gallery

I was unable to go to the Norton Simon museum in Pasedena because it's way too far from where I live, so I went to the Constant Gallery, one of the many galleries of the Culver City's art district. Its current exhibition was awesome.
The artist's name is Bill McMullen, and he was an art director for Def Jam before branching more out into his art, which varies according to medium (Neon Display, Woodcut, or Acryllic). What I loved about it most was that he was able to use themes of the hip-hop world but they don't overwhelm you.
It felt like a really great rap song that didn't use any gimmicks (robot voice, an overpriced video) and the rapper just used his or her talent to expess him or herself. McMullen used his creative talents to express what he loves about hip-hop culture. Here are some pictures I took with my cell phone!



Here is their website, enjoy!!
http://www.theconstantgallery.com/The_Constant_Gallery_2.html

Aarggh...

Process books,

Lame to make but very useful...
Gathering all of your info leading up to a final result of an assignment, you compile everything into a book of your "process". The point of these are to show anyone all of the effort you've put into an assignment, or multiple assignments. Up to now from the beginning of this school year, I've made about 4 of them. I will posts pictures on my favorites! Again, these are a pain in the ass to make!! But they're worth while in the end!

Favorite of favs, Process book of the Visual Metaphor poster:

Page of the final poster.

Welcome

Hey everyone!
I decided I'm making a blog as another way to promote my work. Here is a little bit of info on me:

• My name is Roxy
• I'm 19 years old
• Currently attending Otis College of Art and Design, majoring in Illustration.
• Live in Los Angeles
• I love electronica music Particularly Justice and Digitalism
• If you would like to contact me, look me up on Myspace, Facebook, and Deviantart
• I'll do my best to update this blog with my work! :D