Eva Martin has 10 post(s)

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i know i’m definitely going to be making changes to this in the future (certainly pertaining to visual appearance) but here it is thus far

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i experimented a lot with business card mockups and i still haven’t found the exact one i want to go for. i think cards are really important so i want to really make it just right. since i don’t have a business yet i consider these more calling/contact cards. here are some variations of fronts and backs i’m currently experimenting with:

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Eva Martin was born and raised in Cleveland, Ohio. The daughter of a graphic designer and illustrator, she’s been submersed in art, and creativity since birth.  To the Martin family a career in art was not only assumed but absolutely expected. After graduating high school, Eva enrolled in The Rhode Island School of design. Determined to become a well rounded artist, Eva studied a variety of subjects at RISD including apparel design, textiles, painting and sculpture, ultimately graduating with a  BFA in Furniture Design in 2012. Studying a variety of subjects has certainly paid off as her pieces most often use a combination of different materials and methods.  As a collection, Eva’s work can best be described as functional sculpture, wearable forms and large scale installations.

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Eva Martin was born and raised in Cleveland, Ohio. The product of a graphic designer and illustrator, she’s been submerged in art, creativity  and talent since birth.  To the Martin family a career in art was not only assumed but absolutely expected. After graduating high school she chose the Prestigious Rhode Island School of design. Determined to transform herself into a well rounded artist, Eva studied a variety of subjects at RISD including apparel design, textiles, painting and sculpture, ultimately graduating with a  BFA in Furniture Design in 2012. Studying a variety of subjects has certainly paid off as her pieces most often use a combination of different materials and methods. Eva’s work can best be described as ranging from functional sculpture to wearable forms to large scale installations to the beyond

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This semester
Successfully pass first semester senior year
Design and completely finish a project from beginning to finish
Follow through with assignments rather than restarting over and over
Work on personal pieces
Create and sell one original piece of my work
Earn an extra 1,500 dollars to completely cover living and project expenses
Party less organize more
This year
Successfully complete a degree project that is representative of my work
Graduate on time with the RISD class of 2012
Continue to work on and create a collection of personal works
Create and sell three pieces of my work
Launch online business
Graduate with upwards of 2,000 dollars to cover moving expenses
2 years
Have a job/business that earns upwards of 30,000 a year
Have the money and time to travel to Europe and/or Asia
5 years
Have a job/business that earns upwards of $60,000 a year
Fully support myself in my own apartment
Have money and time for travel and vacation
Have no children
10 years
Own my own successful company grossing upwards of 200,000 a year
Have a net worth upwards of $2,000,000
Financially assist family members
Have all school loans and other debts fully paid off
Own my own home/city apartment
Own vacation home and boat
Be married

FOC freedom of creation
I’m interested in 3D printing and how the technology will grow over the upcoming years . Freedom of creation (FOC) is a group of designers that produce everything from lighting to accessories using strictly 3D printing technology.

Imaan van der Haak
I’m interested in unusual ways of accessorizing the human body especially with attention to non-permanence.  Imaan van der Haak has a collection of “avant-garde facial distorting” jewelry that definitely sparks curiosity and raises the issue of practicality.

Liquid Light: industrial light installations
Lighting and the repurposing the objects continue to be large inspirations with regards to my own work.  Industrial designer Tanya Clarke is the brain behind “liquid Light,” a series of lighting installations that use LEDs, hand sculpted glass and recycled plumbing to create stunning pieces that serve as visual reminders of how precious water is.

Timothy Horn
Using ulterior materials in unconventional ways inspired a lot of my ideas for my upcoming degree project.  Swiss sculpture Timothy Horn creates work that strives to blur the line between natural and constructed by combining unexpected materials and forms.

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