Courtney Heyman has had a love for owls all semester (and for likely much longer).  After designing her owl themed cards before Christmas she decided to continue with that theme  for her culminating project.  She had her owl design made into a stamp and created everything needed for an owl themed party.  She created invitations, place cards, and stationary digitally, and hand stamped wrapping paper, gift bags, and ribbons.

Giftbags, wrapping paper and bows

Place cards

Invitations

Greeting Cards

Vanessa Verin created an animation in Adobe Flash.

Erin Couch created a hybrid piece combining mini digital polaroids of her photographs with thread, a mirror and a variety of textured papers.  She presented it in the form of a vintage vignette on critique day.

Erin Couch

Ollie Parkins created a character named Steve.  In Photoshop a series of animated GIFs were created that showcased Steve’s personality.  It was presented in the form of a website that can be viewed by clicking below.

http://stevespetpeeves.tumblr.com

It’s amazing what can be produced when you’re given full creative freedom!  Students created a media project of their choice to cap off the semester.  The type of technology and the theme was up to them.  The students really blew this project out of the water and came up with some incredible ideas.  Here are a few samples of work…

Click on one of the thumbnails below to view the calendar created by Emma-Lee Goulding

Melissa Reid
11×17 inches
Combination of hand drawing and digital drawing on Adobe Illustrator

Stu Mulholland created an animation using caricatures he drew of his classmates.

Sarah Burtch created a series of fairytale style self-portraits.

Sarah Burtch
Hybrid Photoshop Piece

The Waiting
Hybrid Photoshop Piece

The Wicked
Hybrid Photoshop Piece

Hannah Pokotylo experimented with photography and typography to create this series of quote posters.

Matthew Bento created a series of Photomosaics.

Alex Yuen experimented with gel transfers. He manipulated images on Photoshop and then manually transferred them onto his guitar.

Alex Yuen
Gel Medium Transfer

Gr. 11 and 12 Media Art students created original greeting cards that they sold during intermission at this year’s musical Anything Goes. Below are a few samples of some of the top selling cards:

Randy Lavoie

Hannah Pokotylo

Ollie Parkins

Katie Norkum

Katie Norkum

Courtney Heyman

Erin Couch

Elettia Brazeau

Elettia Brazeau

Ashlee Earle

Ashlee Earle