I chose this wild design because I loved the way this glass was designed. I have never seen any kind of glass that you drink out of with this intricate of a design. I am honestly extremely curious how this is even achieved. From the top and the bottom of the glass, the design is…
This is a poster that Lorraine Wild designed back in 1992 for Southern California Institute of Architecture. I could not find very many images of graphic design works from her. Most of her most notable works were world changing essays. I found this poster very unique and I really liked the design she used. The…
This is an image on the front of a catalog that Lorraine Wild designed back in 1992. It was created for Richard Prince. I could not find very many images of graphic design works from her. Most of her most notable works were idea changing essays. This image is very western feeling. I really like…
Lorraine Wild was born in 1953 and is alive and healthy today living in Los Angeles. She is a native of Ontario, Canada, but is a long-term resident of the United States of America. She attended Cranbrook Academy of Art in Bloomfield Hills, Michigan. While attending, she studied the influential design program which was led…
I chose this wild design, because it is absolutely amazing to me how 3D pictures work. From the left angle, you see a magical woman wearing a fancy robe with a red dragon and a wand. From straight ahead, you see an elvish woman in a purple dress and a crown with a baby dragon…
I chose this wild design because I fell in love with this clock the moment I saw it at the store. It is very simple yet elegant with a rustic feel about it. I just noticed that the background of the continents is a mess of postcards with stamps. This gives it a very homey…
I chose The Virgin Suicides to analyze for my Film before the Film assignment. I had never actually seen nor heard about this movie, so I had to watch it and do a little bit of research to understand the design themes at the beginning of the movie. I decided to choose this film because…