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    Tenjing Sherpa: capstone
    (Colorado State University. Libraries, 2024) Sherpa, Tenjing, artist
    The artist's statement: My design work focuses on creating visually attractive graphics that attracts viewers' sight. I mainly focus on research and the repetition of creating multiple ideas until I break them down individually. Though I have many resources for various Adobe Suite applications, my sketchbook is the primary source of creativity. I can physically draw many different concepts and have ideas saved on multiple pages. My design purpose is to create minimalistic imagery that helps guide the viewers' eyes into understanding information.
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    Tenjing Sherpa: capstone
    (Colorado State University. Libraries, 2024) Sherpa, Tenjing, artist
    The artist's statement: My work focuses primarily on analog photography and its experimental potential. I've used film cameras for over three years and have learned many different concepts and ideas that can be used with this medium. I've seen other artists, such as Jerry Uelsmann, who used double exposures to inspire me to dive into experimental printing processes. Creating many different physical prints, I also learned from other photographers, such as Tom Evans and Barbara Murray, to experiment with the film's color composition to create and manipulate the colors. Using these techniques, I was able to make a series that was based on my childhood life. Exploring first the color composition of bright colors abstracting the image, then burning the individual prints with fire to create this burning memory that's stained onto the print and frame.