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| In my piece I wanted to add more color, inspiration, and life to one of the many long forgotten entrances leading into Mesa College. Many students don’t see this entrance to the school because faculty parking that now surrounds this area. Because of this I feel that many of the staff and faculty don’t the mind plane look. However I choose this area as my piece to inspire and give the teachers or staff a reminder to the inner student in all of them. Even though they have long graduated from their respected schools and gained lots of knowledge, there will always be room to learn and explore and discover new things not only from books and lesson but from students and art. Students can also see this art when passing by to class or a stroll around campus for a shaded area and be reminded that the possibilities in life are endless just as the color spectrum that is above them and the inspiring words that lead into the campus. |
Love the pastel colors. Ben H.
ReplyDeletei really like the colors, they are inviting and not harsh on the eyes, i also can appreciate the words that are scrolled along the stairs, very creative. -Corita Cazares
ReplyDeleteI really like what you did I found a little hard to work with the cylinder in that picture but I think you did a really good job and overall it looks amazing. Patricia Welp Eidelwein
ReplyDeleteI like the wording on the steps. It's a cool thing to see while walking towards some steps. -Johnnie R.
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ReplyDeleteThat really is such a great passageway. I can see why it can be overlooked by some due to the symmetry of it; adding color to the area really brings attention to the area. - Stephanie Huynh
ReplyDeleteI liked your use of color and making it a more joyful entrance. It has a playful effect.-Tania Kelvin
ReplyDeleteVery inspiring love what you did with the sides of the building. pastel colors would stand the weathering process better then other shades. - John Martinez
ReplyDeleteThat scheme would totally liven up not only that overhang but the whole school, if they could incorporate that all over campus.
ReplyDelete--Tracy Heale