GraphiX/ Design
Graphic Art and Design 2021 Wayne State University
Tesselated Trees (2021) Materials:Adobe Softwares Desciption: "Tessellated Trees" by Earl Williams showcases his beginnings in digital exploration in, specifically through the use of Adobe Illustrator and Photoshop. The artwork was produced at Wayne State University Undergraduate program. "Using a tessellated distanced stress with groups the repetitious patters allowed for a uniform look and linear progression like life does the circle the eye through the stages of the tree. The green acts stop the eye in the cycle and points to he continuation that follows"
Binoculars Wire(design) 9/4/23 As a utilitarian object practicallity, form, and function is cohesive for the brand Emerson for their instruments and tools. The pair was given by the artist father allowing me to further inspect my surroundings in neighborhood. They are durable with signifigant weight to the construction. By deconstructing the form with hand bending and needle nose pliers, the model was meticuously formed with a style of trigger grip handle, 1:1 ratio scale wire model care was taken to ensure the ergonomics and capture the mechanisms that made the binocular a complex tool. Course:Space Studio instructor: M. Neville
XEROX: Appropriation Remix Collage (Oct 2022) ​ A study in Continuity, Proximity, and Repetition Material: Magazines, PVC stencils sheets Description: "Xerox #1,#2,#3" by Earl Williams was made at Wayne state University for Undergraduate program.
10/9/23 Unilocular wire(design) "Un-ocular." This wire creation draws inspiration from a diverse set of objects, including a hammer, a file, and a bottle opener multitool, combined with the initial object, an Emerson binocular. The tool is used as a viewfinder that works more to target a subject and display through the lenses a flatter but highly visible image. One issue of the Emerson binocular is that the lenses capture a lot of light information projecting onto separate rate eyes, if the lenses aren't trained on the subject from that nature of two eyes the image distorts, rendering out object, skewing them, but with a spyglass since one eye is closed a lot more information and accuracy can be used like when you close one eye and squint. It achieves this by condensing the capabilities of a binocular into a single eye barrel, all while maintaining a foldable and practical form. Mr. Neville Space Studio