This project is my first studio elective at the Maryland Institute College of Art, Baltimore. Titled 'A.K.A (Also Known As) , the project brief revolved around alter egos, personas, and second selves that act as opposites or exaggerations of our inherent traits. 

Sometimes there is a certain order amongst things that are disorganized and chaotic. My alter ego was a person who tries and see the beauty beneath some of these settings. 
These are some outcomes of a workshop that helped us to consolidate our concept and explore visual styles and techniques. 
This was my design process, looking at a mess in two distinct ways.
For the noun part of the project, I used images of different kinds of 'messes' and layer shapes and other graphical elements on top to create a visual narrative that re-enforces the hidden order behind the disorder.
Using different colours, materials and styles was crucial to create a visually rich set of explorations.
For the verb part of the project, I used handmade typography explorations that act as prompts for anyone to try and make a mess themselves. I focused on the texture, material and intention of these prompts.
All these different artworks came together to form the main part of my exhibition piece along with a video.  
This was my final deliverable, a motion piece that puts together the two sides of this project.  
Mess Making
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Mess Making

This project looked at seeing the hidden order and aesthetic behind something that is perceived to be untidy and in a disorderly state. This was Read More

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