Natalie Crnosija (Student Journalist)
nataliecrnosija.com
design and development of wordpress child theme
skills: css, xhtml, php
programs: adobe photoshop and wordpress
programs: adobe photoshop and wordpress
Artwork
Sometimes We Look at Household Objects
digital lightjet prints, 2004
thirty by thirty inches
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These images were shown as a part of the group exhibition "Suburban Archaelogy" at the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, in the museum's Courtyard Gallery, from January 10 – February 28, 2005.
David Brusie (Writer & Musician)
davidbrusie.com
design and development
skills: css, xhtml, javascript, jquery
programs: adobe photoshop and dreamweaver
programs: adobe photoshop and dreamweaver
Blog Will Hunting (Pop Culture Blog)
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design (customized from pre-existing theme), managed via wordpress
skills: css, xhtml, php
programs: adobe photoshop and wordpress
programs: adobe photoshop and wordpress
1382 Days (A Film)
class exercise
design and development
skills: css, xhtml, javascript, quicktime
programs: adobe photoshop and dreamweaver
programs: adobe photoshop and dreamweaver
Pizza Joe (Business)
class exercise
design and development
skills: css, xhtml, form validation, javascript, mysql, php
programs: adobe photoshop, dreamweaver, mamp
programs: adobe photoshop, dreamweaver, mamp
Sometimes We Look at Household Objects
digital lightjet prints, 2004
thirty by thirty inches
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These images were shown as a part of the group exhibition "Suburban Archaelogy" at the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, in the museum's Courtyard Gallery, from January 10 – February 28, 2005.
Things I have lost, mislaid, and left behind
drawings, 2007-2010
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I've been drawing, with both analogue and digital techniques, things that I have lost over the last few years.
This is an Emerging Landscape
photographs (film, digital, cell phone) and video stills, 2003-2007
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Across the dull cityscape — upon concrete, asphalt, and bulldozer-overturned dirt — construction and curbside traffic cones stick out like brightly painted brushstrokes. These and other manmade graphic elements seek to instruct, and foretell of hazards; they are silent, and often-ambiguous, sentinels. In these photographs their message spills over into the existential.
Tell Them I'm Lost
silver gelatin prints, 2002
three by four inches
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This twelve-image series were shown as a part of the group exhibition, "Smoking Guns, Young Barrels" at the Williams College Museum of Art in May of 2002.
Museum
artist book, silver gelatin prints, 2002
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Book by Alex W. Meriwether. Photographs taken by Jen Akey at the Clark Art Institute, Williamstown, Massachusetts.