The document provides information on various artworks created by Cameron Luft and students in their art classes. It includes the title, materials, dimensions and date for 27 of Cameron's works. It also provides examples of student works from drawing, design and 3D design classes with brief descriptions of the assignment objectives. The works cover a range of mediums including acrylic, resin, charcoal, colored pencil, marker, plaster and found objects.
23. Jenn - Sophomore
Drawing 1, Summer 2013
Graphite on Paper
Assignment Objective: To continue our study of observation of texture by placing 2 object side-
by-side on a mirror.
Thursday, December 18, 2014
24. Jennifer - Sophomore
Drawing 1, Summer 2013
White Charcoal on Black Paper
Assignment Objective: To become aware of the space
surrounding objects. To create strong ?gure/ground
relationships. To experiment with and introduce new
media: white charcoal and black paper.
Thursday, December 18, 2014
25. Michael - Freshman
Drawing 1, Summer 2013
Graphite on Paper
Assignment Objective: To utilize a grid
to reproduce a master work of art. To
continue the exploration of scale and
proportion.
Thursday, December 18, 2014
26. Michael - Freshman
Drawing 1, Summer 2013
Graphite on Paper
Assignment Objective: To combine our
previous studies of texture, value, and
observation into one cohesive whole
drawing.
Thursday, December 18, 2014
27. Michael - Freshman
Drawing 1, Summer 2013
Graphite on Paper
Assignment Objective:To introduce 2-point perspective and to create a fantasy scene based on 2-
point perspective.
Thursday, December 18, 2014
28. Sarah - Sophomore
2-D Design, Spring 2013
Colored Pencil on Paper
Assignment Objective: To appreciate color¡¯s basic ability to achieve an emotional response in a viewer.To introduce cultural and
symbolic signi?cances of color.
Thursday, December 18, 2014
29. Sarah - Sophomore
2-D Design, Spring 2013
Colored Pencil, Marker and Resin on Panel
Assignment Objective: Using a wood panel the student was asked to
create an interesting pattern that had personal signi?cance to them.
Their patterns were imbued with meaning. We poured resin on the
?nished composition. The student was asked to write a statement
about their ?nished work.
Thursday, December 18, 2014
30. Adelaide - Freshman
2-D Design, Fall 2012
Marker on Paper
Assignment Objective: The student¡¯s challenge was to plan and execute a mandala, based on a radial
composition, derived from their own vocabulary of symbols.
Thursday, December 18, 2014
31. Kurtis - Sophomore
2-D Design, Spring 2013
Jelly Beans on Hand-Built Panel
Assignment Objective:To gain con?dence with working in larger scale while exploring their own personal
themes. Another objective was to engage in contemporary art making by using new or under-used materials.
This student¡¯s composition was made out of jelly-beans and was 24¡± x 24¡±.
Thursday, December 18, 2014
32. Mary - Sophomore
2-D Design, Fall 2012
Ink and Stain on Found Cabinet Door
Assignment Objective: Explore and experiment with the
potential of the mark and line as forms of powerful
expression.
Thursday, December 18, 2014
33. Lauren - Freshman
2-D Design, Fall 2012
Scratchboard
Assignment Objective: To explore various methods for
creating strong ?gure/ground relationships on a two-
dimensional surface.
A second objective was to create visual images and
symbols that could be used to protest or persuade.
Thursday, December 18, 2014
34. Lauren - Freshman
2-D Design, Fall 2012
Marker on Paper
Assignment Objective:To appreciate color¡¯s basic
ability to achieve an emotional response in a viewer.
To introduce cultural and symbolic signi?cances of
color.
Thursday, December 18, 2014
35. Mary - Sophomore
2-D Design, Fall 2012
Collage on Panel
Assignment Objective: To understand and apply depth cues as they apply to the creation of spatial illusions in 2-dimensional art.The students were also asked to explore the
traditional and contemporary use of the diptych in art.
Thursday, December 18, 2014
36. Mary - Sophomore
2-D Design, Fall 2012
Acrylic Paint on Stretched Cotton Sheet
Assignment Objective:To appreciate color¡¯s basic ability to achieve an emotional response in a viewer.To
introduce cultural and symbolic signi?cances of color.
Thursday, December 18, 2014
37. Gabriel - Junior
Color Theory, Fall 2011
Acrylic Paint on Butter-board
Assignment Objective: Using acrylic paint, the student was asked to simulate the appearance of
transparency in a simple geometric design.
Thursday, December 18, 2014
38. Heather - Junior
Color Theory, Fall 2011
Mixed Media and Found Objects on Canvas
Assignment Objective:To become aware of and utilize the
local color of found objects to create a low-relief wall work
that clearly depicts a chosen theme. This student¡¯s theme
was hunger.
Thursday, December 18, 2014
39. Mary - Sophomore
3-D Design, Spring 2012
Mixed Media, Found Objects and Charcoal on Canvas and Paper
Assignment Objective: This is the ?rst assignment give to my 3-D students. The assignment is titled,¡°From 2-D to 3-D.¡± It helps the student transition from
2-Dimensional to 3-Dimensional space. From the assignment,¡°I would like you to create a self-portrait that hangs on the wall using found objects and
materials.The objects may be found on the street, found in nature, found in the store, or objects from home. You may use paint, spray paint, or other media
to add color to your work.¡±
Thursday, December 18, 2014
40. Valerie - Non-degree Undergraduate
3-D Design, Summer 2012
Plaster Cast
Assignment Objective:To introduce relief sculpture and to
continue the discussion on the differences between 2-
dimensional and 3-dimensional space.
Thursday, December 18, 2014
41. Trisha - Junior
3-D Design, Summer 2012
Plaster Casts, Found Object, Chicken Wire,Wood, Spring and Resin
Assignment Objective: This was a two part assignment. The ?rst part
was to create a plaster cast of a personal object from home. The
second part was to create a ¡°device¡± for displaying their cast objects.
Thursday, December 18, 2014
42. Daniel - Junior
3-D Design, Spring 2012
Framed photograph hung from a brick wall on Arizona State University¡¯s Tempe campus. The student used PVC pipe as a non-destructive method for displaying the work.
Assignment Objective:To understand and experiment with concepts of scale and context as applied to three-dimensional form.The students also learned about the natural
world and explored ways through which to artistically engage their environment outside the classroom.
Thursday, December 18, 2014