Remarque 2014

Graphic Design ArchitectureArt & Photography Film, Video & New Media

VISUAL ANNUAL OF FLORIDA ATLANTIC UNIVERSITYISSUE 3 | 2014

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Remarque

Brittani Wright Editor-in-Chief Salvatore DaiZovi Art Director Andreina Sardina Layout Editor Leah Seamonson Layout Editor Kevin Mann Layout Editor Christian Steixner Layout Editor Armando Luna Layout Editor

Designers’ Edge

Brittani Wright President Salvatore DaiZovi Vice President Leah Seamonson Secretary

Faculty Advisor

Stephanie Cunningham Professor of Graphic Design

Contact

To find out more about Remarque and Designers’ Edge, please contact: [email protected] Find us on Facebook at www.facebook.com/groups/designersedge

REMARQUE | FAU VISUAL ANNUAL 20142

Special Thanks

Editor’s Note

The FAU Designers’ Edge student organization created the first printed issue of Remarque in Fall 2012 to showcase the creative programs in Broward. The publication is open to students on any campus. We distribute them across the FAU campuses to help strengthen awareness of our programs. Reception for the publication has been strong. Remarque won the 2014 FAU Broward Program of the Year.

The publication is a student effort. This year, the staff team was funded by a Broward Under-graduate Research Grant. The Remarque team chose the student work for the cover image. Out of the 606 submissions we received this year from 73 FAU students, we chose a piece by Adrian D. Martinez, an architecture student based on the Fort Lauderdale Campus.

The Annual Broward Juried Student Exhibition did not take place this year due to the relocation of the Graphic Design program to the Davie campus. Instead we invited designer Deanne Cheuk to jury the works that we selected for the publication. She juried the Graphic Design and Art & Photography sections but not Film, Video & New Media or Architecture due to her lack of expertise in those areas. Deanne is a New York based designer who visited the campus in April to share her work and inspire us. Her work can be seen at www.deannecheuk.com.

Designers’ Edge members, and other student contributors, helped to make this new issue come together once again. The Remarque staff worked to encourage students to submit, jury the work, organize the content, and execute the production. We juried the work down to 118 works created by 59 FAU students. I thank all of you who submitted and those of you who were any part of the Remarque team.

I hope you enjoy the third issue!

Brittani WrightEditor-in-Chief

Adrian D. Martinez Cover Photo Carlos Francisco Masthead DesignDan Duarte Founder of RemarqueDeanne Cheuk Guest JurorDesigners’ Edge FAU Student OrganizationJohn Bernasconi Founder of RemarqueRoberto Santiago Proofreader

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Faculty Interviews

Graphic Design

Art & Photography

Architecture

Film, Video & New Media

Contact


Faculty Interviews

Our success is rooted in who we surround ourselves with including professors, classmates and other col-leagues. The faculty deserves recognition for the impact they make on our lives. They are here to help us try to find ways to take risks while we have the freedom to do so. Sometimes we take our education for granted and forget the value of the classroom experience. We must always remember that knowledge is power.

A handful of students participated in these student-teacher interviews with professors that represent the work in this publication. We simply asked a list of questions relating to design philosophy and method- ology. These questions are some that I am sure most of us have asked ourselves at one point in time.

A sampling of their answers are listed here.

Linda JohnsonGraphic DesignHow do you like to tap into your creativity?I find creative inspiration all around me. You have to be open to ideas coming from any place at any time. I keep a note pad handy and write down a phrase that catches my attention or snap a picture on my iPhone that I think has potential.

Kathleen O’ConnorStudio ArtWhat advice would you give to design students?A friend of mine recently attended an art show of current artists’ work and observed, “the techniques were there, polished and self-absorbed, but the work lacked soul.” The point is the art was “good” but not inviting. The problem is how to make your work honest, inventive, reaching; inclusive to the viewer. As designers you are in the business of attraction. The following are some suggestions gathered from mentors throughout my life: Formulas don’t work. Discipline, research of your subject matter, understanding the process of creating the work may help. Be present in your environment—the 3-D space around you—recording it via drawing (one of the most accessible tools of communicating ideas) makes your final visuals compelling, perhaps because it traces back to the human hand. Robert Chambers, a contemporary sculptor, once told me that he thought that to be an artist-designer means to interact with your given space. From experience, don’t let fear get in the way of making mistakes. Make them. That’s where the creation of fresh formats may emerge. I will think about these things every day I attend to my own work. I thank my students for the expe-rience of teaching. I have learned from them. Now, I will teach myself. Note: Kathleen retired in Summer 2014.

Deirdre HardyArchitectureHow do you measure success?As a professor of this institution, I measure success based on the ability of my students to gain employment in a well reputed office. Students must keep focusing on developing a career by passing the registration exam. They should be able to gain personal satisfaction through the choice of career they made. If you hate it, it’s no good, even if you are good.

Shane Eason Film and VideoHow do you measure success?If I’m happy with a personal project from beginning to end, that’s success. Further, I measure success through personal detail and perfection of said projects. If these projects exhibit in a space that gets a profound response from audiences, that too is success.

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LIVES ARE AT RISK.

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Joel CarrodeguasHonfestIllustrator, 2013

Kevin MannContrastIllustrator, 2013

Michael Hubbard(in)organic DataIllustrator, 2013

Andrea CardenasBigelow TeaDigital Photograph and Illustrator, 2013

Leah SeamonsonContrastIllustrator, 2014

Audrey AurigemmaCharisma Coffee NightPhotoshop and Illustrator, 2014

Poster Design

SAN FRANCISCOAPRIL 11-12

2013

When you think “contrast,” what comes to

mind? Contrasting viewpoints; compare and

contrast; the difference between tonal levels in

a design? Whatever your vantage point,

whether you’re thinking about the graphics on

your own screen or the differences between

cultures that inform our industry, we’ve invited

our speakers and audience members to reflect

on any variation of the idea of “contrast” in the

design world for TYPO San Francisco 2013. We

hope you’ll join us at Yerba Buena Center for the

Arts this April to compare, contrast, and get

inspired!

Kelli Anderson

Jessi Arrington

Ludovic Balland

Marian Bantjes

Tonia Bartz

Peter Bil’ak

Mandy Brown

Matthew Butterick

Stephen Coles

Keetra Dean Dixon

James Edmondson

Nigel French

Ivo Gabrowitsch

Jens Gehlhaar

Mike Jakab

Jan Jancourt

Monique Jenkinson

Meena Kadri

Geoff Kaplan

Erik Kessels (KesselsKramer)

Travis Kochel

Eike König (Hort)

Jürg Lehni

Faythe Levine

Ana Llorente

Tom Manning

Sean McBride

Christoph Niemann

Toke Nygaard

Elisabeth Prescott

Mike Salisbury

Satsuki Shibuya

Nick Shinn

Mica Sigourney

Erik Spiekermann

Jon Sueda

Rena Tom

Jeff Veen

Armin Vit

Ursus Wehrli

Jan Wilker

Josh Damon Williams

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Salvatore DaiZoviComic ConIllustrator, 2013

Kevin MannInfo GreenIllustrator, 2013

Memory loss occurs.

Perception is impaired.

Concentration is reduced.

Danger is harder to detect.

Muscle coordination is poor.

LIVES ARE AT RISK.

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Brittani WrightControlDigital Photograph and Illustrator, 2013


Poster Design

bystandersstand outalert. aware. altruistic.heroic imagination.org

call 911 or crimestoppers 1-800-222-tips

Roseanna HassadBystanders Stand OutIllustrator, 2014

JUROR’S CHOICE Edgard BarbosaMaking WavesIllustrator, 2013

Caitlin VeseyOne Nation Under GunsIllustrator, 2013

Salvatore DaiZoviOZ The Great and Powerful Photoshop, 2014

Kevin MannAutism Spectrum DisordersIllustrator, 2013

Janelle Garcia Obesity in AmericaIllustrator, 2013

Caitlin VeseyClear Cell Sarcoma Illustrator, 2014

Kevin MannToday’s Catch Illustrator, 2013


Package Design

JUROR’S CHOICE Andreina Sardina Chalko Sidewalk Chalk2013

Gina DellapentaFlora and Fauna Gift Wrap2013

Juan Carlos Mesa Machina Gift Wrap 2014

Roseanna HassadEncenka Incense2013


Package Design

Salvatore DaiZoviBig Cal Calculator2013

Caitlin VeseyReservoir Water Bottles2013

Brittani WrightKitch’em Utensils2013

Vanessa WoodJunglo Glow Decals2013


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Logo Design

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1 Kevin Mann Iggle 2013

2 Alyssa Veira Apex 2013

JUROR’S CHOICE 3 Caitlin Vesey Nauti Dawg 2014

4 Joel Carrodeguas Decodice 2013

5 Joel Carrodeguas Coo 2014

6 Enrique Y. Castro Lintel 2014

7 Andrea Cardenas Andrea Cardenas 2014

8 Cynthia Gutierrez Flamingo Film Festival 2013

9 Michael Hubbard Helios 2014

10 Andreina Sardina Chalko 2013

11 Caitlin Vesey Jones Yacht & Ship 2013

12 Andres Gonzalez Clockwork 2013

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13 Michael Hubbard Jungle Jams 2013

14 Andreina Sardina Sim•pa•ti•co Paper 2014

15 Salvatore DaiZovi Big Cal 2013

16 Laura Vanessa Villalba Options Online Dating 2014

17 Gina Dellapenta Lucky Lotus 2014

18 Janelle Garcia Alyssa Rose Photography 2013

19 Brittani Wright Kitch’em 2013

20 Janelle Garcia Brewzzi 2013

21 Scott Saslow Populuxe Products 2014

22 Vanessa Wood Junglo 2013

23 Roseanna Hassad Encenka 2013

24 Lesli White WGSS 2013

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Book Design

Vanessa Wood Look & Cook Recipesfor the Clueless Chef 2014

Janelle GarciaPostres Cubanos 2013

Scott SaslowFahrenheit 4512013

Preethi VandaloorTree-Tops2014

Audrey AurigemmaHuman Trafficking Coalition Manual2013


Layout Design

Kevin MannIggle Stationery SystemIllustrator, 2013

Salvatore DaiZoviBaskervillePhotoshop, 2014

Andres Gonzalez Superhero Business CardsIllustrator and Photoshop, 2013

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Art & Photography


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Adrian BeusesThe March of The CaterpillarDigital Composition, 2014

Ashley KerrLet’s Face ItAcrylic on Wood Panel, 2013

Renee DillmanElementalIllustrator, 2013

Jacob A. AllenColor FallDigital Photograph, 2013

Kimberly HeiseThe Red Bull in the SeaMonotype, 2013


Laura Vanessa VillalbaUntitledAcrylic and Plaster, 2012

JUROR’S CHOICE Erica S. Mohan Union Oil on Canvas, 2013


Enrique Y. CastroSimplemente el Tiempo que va Sucediendo Digital Photograph, 2012

Vanessa WoodMajesticAquatint, 2013

JUROR’S CHOICE Annette HatchardUntitled (detail)Mixed Media, 2014

UntitledMixed Media, 2014


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Enrique Y. CastroOrange Wire | Fire WireWire, Wood and Spray Paint, 2013

Leah SeamonsonEdgarCardboard, 2013

Erica S. MohanCactiMixed Media on Paper, 2013

Salvatore DaiZoviNight OwlRelief Print, 2013

John CoboWood ContoursCNC Routed Laminated Plywood, 2013

Maria Michelle Riofrio The Stillness of Speed Digital Photograph, 2013

Laëtitia Lamalle-DonaghyRabbit HoleDigital Photograph, 2011



Preethi Vandaloor Colors of LifeDigital Photograph, 2013

Ashley AkermanArchitectural Abstractions 1 Digital Photograph, 2013

Maria Michelle Riofrio A Basic Dilemma Digital Photograph, 2014

JUROR’S CHOICE Adrian BeusesFontanellePhotographic Experimentation, 2014

Ashley AkermanArchitectural Abstractions 2Digital Photograph, 2013


Chance Paul Stillman Homecoming (Series)Digital Photographs, 2013

Audrey AurigemmaThe Edge of the WoodDigital Photograph, 2013

Edgar LopezAktDigital Photograph, 2010

Audrey AurigemmaCyclicalDigital Photograph, 2013

Laëtitia Lamalle-DonaghyUntitled: Life on the Farm – A Commentary on the Brutality in Factory FarmsArchival Inkjet Print, 2013


Ashley Kerr Untitled (Part of the Trey McIntyre Project Collaboration Series) Digital Photograph, 2013

Maria del mar SalgeBarcelonaDigital Photograph, 2011

JUROR’S CHOICE Ashley AkermanHoney I’m HomeDigital Photograph, 2013

Brittani WrightUnder the SeaDigital Photograph, 2013

Architecture


Jason BrandesAmanecer De Las Olas: Section with Call-outsRhino, Photoshop, Revit, Google Earth, Colored Pencil, and Marker, 2014

The Amanecer De Las Olas (translates to dawn of the waves) is a proposed high-rise located on Fort Lauderdale beach that is intended to become an important example of 21st century religious architecture. The phenomenological conditions of the site were used by flipping the plan vertically to coincide with the rising of the sun.

Camilo LopezBuilding Taxonomy: IdeaPhotoshop and 3D Modeling, 2014

Arty MolinariChicago Perspective Museum Hybrid SectionInk, Lead, Charcoal, Acrylic Paint, Inkjet Print on Plain White Paper, 2013


Maria SilesChicago Perspective MuseumRhino 3D and Photoshop, 2013

Experimenting with perspectival illusions, the design frames several unique views of downtown Chicago to enhance the user’s perception of city life, building materiality and overall urbanism. Challenged to work in between the two iconic Marina Towers, the project called for a slim, elongated mass that expresses a sense of verticality while respecting the boat marina underneath.

Description and diagram of whole Building heating and cooling

Fresh outdoor airIndoor airBathroom/Kitchen ExhaustCold WaterSolar Heated Water Heated Water

Energy Recovery Ventilation: Improves indoor air quality while exchanging the energy contained in exhausted air. During the winter the systems precools and dehumidifies while humidifying and preheating in the cooler seasons.

Energy load from the refrigeration system in the ground floor grocery store will be used to reduce the energy consumption of the grocery store itself. The same energy that keeps food cold will warm up the grocery store through in floor heating

Building Enclosure Details

Boutros Bou-NahraPittsburgh Fire StationRhino 3D and Illustrator, 2013

Blanca Martinez, Jose Daniel Beltran, Kyle BenhartDiagram of Whole Building Heating and Cooling:Building Enclosure DetailsAutodesk, Revit, AutoCAD, Illustrator, 2013

Energy Recovery Ventilation improves indoor air quality while exchang-ing the energy contained in exhausted air. During the winter, the system precools and dehumidifies while humidifying and preheating in the cooler seasons. Energy load from the refrigeration system in the ground floor grocery store is used to reduce the energy consumption of the grocery store itself. The same energy that keeps food cold will warm up the grocery store through in-floor heating.


John-Michael WilyatSea Level Rise Research CenterRhino 3D and Photoshop, 2013

Sebastian ArangoPittsburgh Fire StationAutoCAD and Photoshop, 2013

Maria SilesColorado Fire Station: Aerial PerspectiveMcNeel Rhinoceros, Lumion and Photoshop, 2013

Marco MandraColorado Fire Station: Physical ModelBasswood, Task Board and Cork, 2013


Rita SosaBeach Color ParkSketchUp and Photoshop, 2013

Fort Lauderdale design garage: a place to park your car and hang out when you are come and go from the beach.

Rita SosaHotel & Hotelette SketchUp and Photoshop, 2013

The integration of a multi demographical verticalhotel into the Fort Lauderdale beach community. Conceived with spatial expansions at different scales akin to Florida rooms.

Paula RojasLamp TransformationHand Drawing and Photoshop, 2013

Iuliia FominaResearch Laboratory Concept DrawingsSketchUp and Photoshop, 2013

Iuliia FominaResearch Laboratory Concept DrawingsMixed Media, 2013


John-Michael WilyatIce HotelAutodesk Maya 3D and Photoshop, 2013

Adrian D. MartinezThe Origin of Species – MetamorphosisPhotoshop, Illustrator and Revit, 2014

Paula RojasDecay Mixed Media, 2013

Paula RojasA Narrative of Tacheles Berlin GraphiteNarrative Drawing, 2013

John Cobo and Catheryn EspinoModular HotelRhino 3D, Lumion and Photoshop, 2013


Iuliia FominaFort Lauderdale TowerMixed Media, 2013

Rita SosaFort Lauderdale FAU Campus Art InstallationPhotoshop, 2013

Iuliia FominaResearch Laboratory Concept DrawingWatercolor and Mixed Media, 2013


Christian Steixner and Armando LunaMIMO HotelRhino and Photoshop, 2013

Christian Steixner and Armando LunaMIMO Hotel Perspective Detail SectionRhino and Photoshop, 2013

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Christopher SwainHello?Video, 2013

Hello? is an award-winning short film about a young girl who suspects an intruder has entered her home.

Sydney GabelBestFilm and Video, 2014

The film is about two roommates that are no longer goodfriends. One character desperately tries to make their friendship work while the other one could care less. Thecharacter is put into a difficult situation and must decidebetween her friend and her dignity.


Hilda Pilar Rodriguez LondoñoOwlyMaya, 2013

I incorporated three animals: cat, owl, and phoenix to create a stylized fictional creature.

Hilda Pilar Rodriguez LondoñoDrawing PMaya, 2013

A composition of a digital computer generated animated character with a real life video.

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Cynthia GutierrezOcean Adventure: The Game

Maya, Unity 3D and Mudbox, 2014

This educational advocacy game created for the android platform is about the issues of overfishing.The purpose of this app is to educate kids about the environmental and economic issues that overfishing has on marine life and the economy of coastal com-munities in the Caribbean while having fun at the same time.


Contact

Arty MolinariAdrian Beuses Adrian D. MartinezAndrea CardenasAlyssa Viera Andreina SardinaAndres GonzalezAnnette HatchardArmando Luna Ashley Akerman Ashley KerrAudrey Aurigemma

Blanca MartinezBoutros Bou-NahraBrittani Wright

Caitlin VeseyCamilo LopezCatheryn Espino Chance Paul StillmanChristian SteixnerChristopher SwainCynthia Gutierrez

Dierdre HardyEdgar LopezEdgard BarbosaEnrique Y. Castro Erica S. Mohan

Gina DellapentaHilda Pilar Rodriguez LondoñoIuliia Fomina

Jason BrandesJohn-Michael WilyatJacob A. AllenJanelle GarciaJoel CarrodeguasJohn CoboJose Daniel BeltranJuan Carlos Mesa

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Kathleen O’ConnorKevin MannKimberly Heise Kyle Benhart

Laëtitia Lamalle-DonaghyLaura Vanessa VillalbaLeah Seamonson Lesli WhiteLinda Johnson

Marco MandraMaria Michelle RiofrioMaria del mar SalgeMaria SilesMichael Hubbard

Paula RojasPreethi Vandaloor

Renee DillmanRita SosaRoseanna Hassad

Salvatore DaiZoviScott SaslowSebastian Arango Shane EasonStephanie CunninghamSydney Gabel

Vanessa Wood

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