Artist Lecture #2 Stanley Hainsworth

After review my old notes. I discovered that I have notes on this lecture that I went to earlier in the semester. The artist name is Stanley Hainsworth. He is a designer that worked for larger named design companies, such as lego. My overall opinion of the lecture was that he didn't talk a lot about design. Although he has list of 10 rule that designers should follow when designing. I didn’t fully grasp the rules because he was running out of time. I wish that he had shown, more examples of how to get into the industry, besides portfolios. He also spent a lot of his time describing his work with starbucks. I thought the designs of that were the best of out his entire portfolio comparably. I also thought that the most interesting part of the lecture was his in-house design firm. It liked a fun environment to work in. Overall I think that his lecture was pretty rushed.

Artist Lecture #!1: Art DiFuria

Surprisingly, I found Art Difuria's lecture to be interesting. His way of lecturing did remind me a lot of Duran's style but a lot more humor in nature. I found it to be interesting how Vanhanskurt interweave a little of his perspective into his pieces. What I mean by this is that in each of his drawing he adds a difference perspective to Rome. In one drawing he takes a view of a building and changes it into a ruin which in a covered with vines,etc. In turn I wonder why exactly did he do this? Is it his own commentary on the view of Rome? In a sense he creates some form of an illusion, especially on the beginning pieces that was referred back to. Overall, I thought the lecture was interesting;.