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Christina Mrozik: Drawing
Christina Mrozik is a Michigan artist, based in Grand Rapids, who draws most of her inspiration from the natural world.
In my work, I am combining animals, plants, and situations to create discussion about our many perceptions. I feel that the basic stories of feeding, migration, shelter, mating, and self awareness are an essential part of our inner being and affect our view of the world both around us and within us.
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Four Seasons
Victo Ngai
Here are the newsletter headers I created for Columbia University Graduate School of Arts and Science. Itâs really fun to work on something that doesnât have a narrative, I was encouraged to come up with whimsical imageries that represent the seasons and gives a sense of journey.Â
Big thanks to AD John Stislow from Stislow Design Brooklyn, a great pleasure to work with!
Mayfly
Victo Ngai
A full page illustration is for the last New Yorker fiction âMayflyâ by Kevin Canty.Â
Big thanks to AD Jordan Awan who suggested that we could create an edge to edge butterfly piece focusing on the first paragraph of the story: âDriving across the Utah desert on Iâ70, James hit a butterfly with his car. Then another. Then a shower of them, hitting the windshield like hail, wings trapped in the wipers, orange and black. The noise of them, muted but steady, woke Molly from her trance, and she looked out the windshield, at broken wings and yellow smears.â Â
You can read the process post on my drawger.Â
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