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The rtistic Blueprint the Artistic Blueprint Old Dominion University’s Tri-Annual Student Art Newsletter | Fall 2009

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the Artistic Blueprint Old Dominion University’s Tri-Annual Student Art Newsletter | Fall 2009

The Artistic Blueprint – the Old Dominion University Student Art Newsletter – is a publication that is released on a tri-annual basis. The information in the newsletter is written by students from the university. All rights are reserved by Old Dominion University. Please do not duplicate or re-create any of the information in this publication. The photographs, writing, design/design layout was done by Anton Murray. The Artistic Blueprint © 2009

FIRST PLACE

“Characters” by Fred Lee (Arizona State - ‘09)

Third Place

“Sleeping Dragon” by Arlene Cortez (UCLA - ‘10)

Second Place

“Caution: Bear with Grenade” by Anto

“Tasty” by Gloria

What’s New? What’s New

ODU STUDENT TO ART LAS LEAGUEVEGAS PREPARES TRAVELS TO TRAVEL IN 2009 FOR ART COMPETITION

very year, the National Art Competition,

Every year, NationalFlorida, Art Competition held inthe Jacksonville, brings a great held in Jacksonville, Florida, brings a atmosphere with many ideasideas from the stu- students from across the United States. great atmosphere with many from

Fourth Place

on Murray (Old Dominion - ‘10)

a Rodgers (Gonzaga - ‘11)

What’s New?

ODU STUDENT ART LEAGUE

dents across the United States. This years competition has brought some of the This year’s competition has brought some of the most creative students from most creative students from schools, such as: Gonschools, such as: Gonzaga, Drexel, Old Dominion University, Syracuse, Arizona zaga, Drexel, Old Dominion, Syracuse, Arizona, State,and UCLA, other great schools from across the nation. There are a UCLA, many and other many great universities. There are variety of areas being three-day weekend event. many different areas of craft tojudged be judgedatat this this threeday weekend event. lookforward forward toto having a great turnoutturnout among for the event, as we expect to have an WeWelook having a great the crowds as we expect to have a near 5,000 filled and guests collectively. Since introducapproximate number of 5,000 students seats in the stands this year. Since introducing the ing the GSA (Governer’s School for the Arts) Award, the success of the competiGSA(Governer’s School for the Arts) Award, the suction has grown exponentially. The students have been working countless hours to cess of the annual competition has grown a substanensure their projects are in top-notch shape to compete. tial amount. The students within the department have been working dayfrom in and the out toevent make sure projects Pictures are their shown on are the left. The first place award was given to in top-notch shape to compete. Anton Murray for his work named “Caution: Bear with Grenade”.

“This has been the best

experience yet. I am so happy that my fellow students and I have been granted such an opportunity. ” -G. George Wilson

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Regina ACKLER

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“The Rocks” (above) is Regina’s most looked upon painting in the Visual Arts Building.

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ARTIST PROFILE: ARTIST PROFILE: Regina Regina Ackler (Graphic Design)Ackler Design Old Dominion UniversityGraphic ‘09

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ODU Student Art League prepares to travel Across US To Compete In National Art Competition

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Painting created by a student in Painting Studio class.

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Painting of fruits created by a student in Painting Studio class.

SCHOLARSHIPS: This year, there were four recipients for the Governer School for the Arts scholarships at Old Dominion University. All recipients are awarded a stipend and various other prizes from the university. Below are the winners: Anton Murray (Graphic Design) Old Dominion University ‘10

Regina Ackler (Graphic Design) Old Dominion University ‘09

Gordon Tolson (Graphic Design) Old Dominion University ‘09

Sarah Nadeau (Graphic Design) Old Dominion University ‘11

**There were over 1,000 submitted portfolios that were critiqued by professors from Old Dominion University.

GIVING BACK: Community services performed by youth is also referred to as youth service. Youth service is intended to strengthen young peoplesâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; senses of civic engagement and community, and to help them achieve their educational, developmental and social goals. Youth service hours and/or projects is often required for advancement, e.g. for a Scout to advance to the next rank or for a high school student to graduate. A common misconception among educators, youth workers, and young people is the notion that service learning can be assigned. Several experts[who?] attest to the necessity of engaging youth in deliberating, planning, implementing, and reflecting on their community service, thereby sustaining high-quality service learning. This is intended to make community service an effective learning tool. The Center for Information and Research on Civic Learning and Engagement (CIRCLE) at the University of Maryland, College Park researches young people and their community service. CIRCLE analyzes trends in community service/volunteering over time and by subgroups, such as sex, race and ethnicity.

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