Designer Blog: July 2011

Anne Clinton is a Fine Artist/Designer living in NY. She is currently pursuing her BFA at The School of Visiual Arts.

Tuesday, July 26, 2011

Blind Sight Logo

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Labels: logos, music designs

Monday, July 25, 2011

Blind Sight CD Cover

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Labels: Kenneth Candelas, Rick Rocker

Blind Sight Business Card (band)

front of card

back of card

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Labels: Kenneth Candelas, Rick Rocker

International Liaison Program

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Labels: International Liaison Program, NYC Police Foundation

Gun Stop Program (NYC Police Foundation)

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Labels: guns, NYC Police Foundation, violence

Friday, July 22, 2011

"AC Studios" Logo

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Labels: designs, logos

Sunday, July 10, 2011

Onions

template backgound

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Labels: backgrounds, templates

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About Me

Artist Anne Clinton: Artist Statement: My works lay bare the inner structure of art. Since the Renaissance we automatically considered any painting, drawing, or sculpture to be art. Art, however, is not married to the medium it is executed in. It is, in its purest form, a concept. Even so, if art is only art in the form of a concept, then nothing is art. Where does that leave painting, drawing, and sculpture? My artwork explores these questions and paradoxes in a variety of media. Many of my work analyze the human condition. Some of my most common themes reflect menstruation, weakness, and decay. At other times I focus on more subconscious characteristics. Depending on the piece, color, or the lack of it, is used to enhance a concept. My final productions result in subtle but intense content.

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