TATTOO ARTIST INFOGRAPHIC

   This inforgraphic expresses my career in a simple rendition of Maslow's Hierarchy of needs. It show 5 steps of becoming a successful tattoo artist. 

CHOICE: I used the hierarchy because of its importance to the needs of a human. So i changed it too the need of my future career. Like the actual chart this one has the simple need/needs at the bottom and a it works its way up to the top of the pyramid it gets more complex and important such as landing the job.

FONT: for the title i used Apple Chancery mostly because of the fancy effect it has. It would typically contrast with the usual tattoo style.

EMPHASIS: I made the information with a larger font than the titles so the viewers eyes are being lead to the main point.

COLOUR: The colour is the same as Maslow's Hierarchy. It goes from warm colours to cooler one's

SHAPE: I decided to use different symbols on the sides that represent some of the most common tattoos. This makes it more simple because i wanted to define where i am at now in tattooing. The basics.

Daily Create.

This picture was taken because i had the chance to show viewers about "something spinning" so rather than taking a picture of a spinning chair or someone spinning rapidly, i thought it would be a great idea if i spun the basketball on my finger. It's something so simple yet it took me a while to come up with the idea.

Emily Carr University of Art and Design (Research Assignment)

Specific course and institution: Emily Carr University of Art and Design.  

Resident Master of Applied Arts in Visual Arts

Number of works to be included: 18-20 examples of visual art projects. "this may include documentation of static (2D or 3D) and dynamic (sound,video, performance, etc) work."

Size Restriction: Online portfolios should be " approximately 1024 x 768px at 72 dpi and please keep video files under 60MB each." all works must be photographed and arranged as a JPG,PDF or GIF.

Mediums required:

Information specified: During the application process the applicant is needed to have Official Educational Documents or Transcripts which mean that applicants must have sealed envelopes of all accredited post-secondary institutions. The applicant must also include a statement of attempt that is around 300-500 words that clearly outlines their research and/or practice.

                                 

Applicants should also include a resume of their accomplishments, education as well as volunteer service history. Lastly they have to include reference letters from professionals you have studied or worked with.

For more information go to: http://www.ecuad.ca/admissions/graduate and https://www.ecuad.ca/admissions/undergrad/portfolio

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