My name is Miranda Krausman, but you guys can just call me Miranda. I'm here at Towson studying to be a Graphic Designer and I'm so close to be graduating from here. With my time coming to an end people will continue to ask why I'm studying what I'm studying. Ever sense I was about 10 years old I always wanted to be a Graphic Designer just from watching my Aunt for so many years. I just inspiration from watching her work it just made me want to become like her. The main reason why I am taking this class is because it is one of the very last requirements I need to be able to graduate. I just hope to keep improving my coding skills.
I now wants to really get out there and explore the world and what it has to offer outside the four corners of Maryland. Sense Maryland is my home and it is where I am originally from. The best way to show this was through the photos Miranda takes on the adventure with her boyfriend go on over the past 3 years. These years the times are changing fast do go out and explore them as fast as you can before they disappear forever just like the dinosaurs. As I was growing up, she never really went to movies theater at all. My parents would just wait till the movie comes out onto DVD. The times are a change now my boyfriend and I schedule that every Friday and or more that a new movie comes out they go see it. Just with in the past 3 years my boyfriend and I have seen over 89 movies and many more to come. I have a part time job working at Giant in Abington as a bakery services clerk.
So, what I was thinking about doing for the first project art exhibition is to have these three artists Karrin Staalsen, Gina Stinemire, and Lauren Reich. These three artists I have chosen to showcase will show off various different media types of art work coming from being digital to being physical. At the moment I don't have a very clear idea where this exhibition will be held. Now as to what the overall color scheme will be very bright and colorfull due to the types of artwork being shown by these three artists.
