Pedro Orrente’s The Crucifixion, on display at the High Museum of Art in Atlanta, is a powerful example of 17th-century Spanish Baroque painting. Deeply influenced by Caravaggio’s dramatic realism and tenebrism, Orrente brings the biblical scene of Christ’s crucifixion to life with intense emotion, symbolic use of color, and striking contrasts. This oil on canvas composition invites viewers to witness not only the sorrow of the moment, but the spiritual weight and artistic mastery behind its creation.

Explore my creative process for SCAD’s Typographic Form in Space project, where I used the Didot typeface to craft dynamic letterform compositions. Learn how I refined my designs, enhanced visual rhythm, and improved my typography skills!

Discover the step-by-step process of completing a hands-on typography project at SCAD. From choosing letterforms and perfecting type anatomy to crafting by hand and mastering Photoshop techniques, this blog dives into everything I learned about precision, time management, and the art of typography.

Unlock the secrets of visual storytelling with the 'black square problem'! Discover how Gestalt principles like emergence, closure, and continuity transform simple shapes into powerful designs through this SCAD student experience.

Artwork analysis of an ancient Egyptian work. Written for the Savannah College of Art and Design by BFA student Carmela Andreozzi.

The process of creating and drawing a fantasy creature, producing art prints, and starting to sell prints on Etsy.

The 'Harry Potter' series was influenced by 'The Once and Future King' through the use of the fantastic, the mentor characters, and the importance of significant swords. 

Art student's experience using pastels for the first time.

Using Super Sculpey clay to create a carousel horse model.

Tom Riddle inspired art piece: design process & mockup.

SCAD student project showing the process work of creating a 3-dimensional cardboard sculpture inspired by audio.