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Illustration of a figure in a flowing red cloak with an intricate golden design on the chest, suspended in the air among small green birds, set against a muted, cloudy background.
Zoe Gillette, BFA '19, Illustration Kite, Illustration, 2019
A whimsical painting of a wooden chair in a field, surrounded by colorful flowers. A large, faint zodiac wheel is visible in the orange sky. The scene conveys a magical and serene atmosphere.
Taylor Trinque, BFA '18, Illustration The Lights, Illustration, 2018
Abstract image of a faceless, white humanoid figure holding a red object, enveloped by swirling, luminous blue-green and white mist against a dark background. The scene evokes an ethereal and mysterious atmosphere, hinting at the haunting consequences of addiction.
Ryan Koester, BFA '18, Illustration Consequences of Addiction, Illustration, 2018
A surreal painting featuring a figure partially blended into a vivid, chaotic mix of warm colors like pitch black, red, and peach. The abstract figure is obscured and seems to merge with the background in an impressionistic style, reminiscent of a witch’s enchanting presence.
Rose Wiklund, BFA '18, Illustration Pitch and the Peach Witch, Illustration, 2018
Illustration of a Receiver of Memory riding a bicycle with multicolored, flowing hair or cape-like extension. The pink bike travels on a bright yellow path against a dark background, capturing an ethereal journey.
Melanie Viens, BFA '18, Illustration The Receiver of Memory, Illustration, 2018
Surreal illustration of an empty green armchair beside a table and lamp. A person seems to have merged with a floral carpet, their shoes and hands visible, surrounded by orange and yellow flowers—an artistic nod to the growing pains of transformation, echoing Michelle Nutters evocative style.
Michelle Nutter, BFA '18, Illustration Growing Pains by Michelle Nutter, Illustration, 2018
A surreal painting captures a ballet dancer in a white tutu leaping through the air, as red ribbons swirl around her like whispers of music. Above, these ribbons shift into a collage of faces and abstract shapes, each seeming to have survived 15 years against the deep blue background.
Michelle Poirier, '19 MAT, Illustration The Pecking Order: How I Survived 15 Years at the Barre, Illustration, 2018
A person kneels and smiles upwards while a fox playfully floats above, creating a scene of perfect symmetry. The fox appears joyful, adding to the serene and whimsical atmosphere set against a soft blend of blues and whites.
Lomorng Thaing, BFA '18, Illustration Sculls and Symmetry, Illustration, 2018
Sketch of a person with glasses, their profile subtly merging with an architectural impression of a house. The drawing is in black and white, blending the human figure and the structure seamlessly.
Kelsey Grass, BFA '18, Illustration Architectural Impressions, Illustration, 2018
A cultivated critter scene unfolds with two cockatoos perched on a stand, showcasing vibrant crest feathers. One dazzles in white and yellow, the other in beige and orange. Their playful spirits complement the colored spheres and scenic river landscape behind them.
John Rego, BFA '18, Illustration The Cultivated Critter, Illustration, 2018
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