
A book cover, for a book about the timeline of the famous band, The Beatles.
This piece is inspired by Toni Morrison's book, The Bluest Eye where they use the child series Dick and Jane in the beginning of the book. During the 1950s, the Dick and Jane series was used in schools (of any race) to teach children how to read; however, the books show how the perfect family is white with a white picket fence, and this idea isolates many other cultures that they are not perfect. Toni Morrison implies this in the beginning of the book by manipulating the type. First it starts correct, then the text is repeated without punctuation, then it is repeated again without spacing or punctuation to imply that the Dick and Jane creates a society without individuality that conforms to an unrealistic ideal of society. I wanted to recreate this idea with different typography and images to convey this message and deconstruct the original image from the Dick and Jane books. - Erin Evon
This piece is created by using The Golden Mean. I loved the above image of Zooey Deschanel by Ellen Von Unwerth that gives her a 1920s look. I tried to give that element to the piece with the typography and a fun modern spin in the corner to illustrate Zooey Deschanel as a combination of old and new because she is often inspired by old music, clothes etc. in a modern music world. - Erin Evon
This is the cut out stencil I created! I love Wes Anderson's movies, and I've always been fond of this image in general. The Darjeeling Limited is a great movie that has inspired a lot of graphic design inspiration (including my cereal box for ART 391) and if you haven't seen it, go on Netflix, your local DVD retailer or Amazon and check out the movie along with Wes Anderson's other films including: The Royal Tenebaums, Rushmore, and Bottle Rocket among others. - Erin Evon
For my self-promotion item, I created a postcard with my favorite underwater photograph in the front. I enjoy all types of photography, from photo journalism, to fine art, to underwater, photo illustration and more. But this photograph happens to be my all time favorite photograph, and it was one of my first underwater photographs that I took when I first learned the world of underwater photography.


This is the coffee book spread I created. This is an image of Granada that I took while I was in Spain over Spring Break. I think the photo is stunning, so I had to make it the main focus of the spread. I started a brief comment of the photo on the right that would continue with pictures from Granada on the following spreads in a 4 column grid. - Erin Evon
Here is a print ad I made for American Red Cross inspired by the Cherry Blossoms of Japan, and I placed it on what looks to be an ocean type background like the island of Japan. This was made for typography in terms of forming text out of a different object. I took the picture of the Cherry Blossoms and created vector masks, then played with bevel/emboss and drop shadows to give the text a feeling as if it were "floating" on the ocean. I am currently making complimentary ads to go along with this one!
As a BFA student, I take a lot of art classes, ranging from photography, to illustration, to graphic design. So, when creating a self-promotional card, I wanted to incorporate the different types of work that I have done. I created this in photoshop and added the art projects that I have created this semester.









