Tiffany McKnight's Blog

Detailed shots from the 7” x 10”  Silk Screen Serigraphs I recently completed and shipped off to Indiana University! A good friend of mine names Zach Davidson invited me to do the exchange for his MFA program at the university. Prints are due this friday, so I plan to keep you all posed once I receive my share of prints from the exchange! I. am. so. excited.

Here is the final mock up for a 2 color Serigraph I will be printing next week for  print exchange at Indiana University. It’s tough to pick up the creamy beige via our phones/laptops because there is so much white light being backlit from within… However, once this bad boy is on paper I think it will look phenomenal! 
I’ll leep you posted on its progress, and I plan to post the original drawing as well!

The finished the Digital Poster I designed for the client. I definitely feels like this represents a calming yoga atmosphere. As far as I know my client LOVES it and I’m and very happy to have gotten the opportunity to brand an up and coming yoga instructor :)

Here is a look at the finished image for a clients business card I designed. It is for a yoga studio that is located in Tulsa, Oklahoma. 

Here is the finished illustration for my new series that I am embarking on. A lot more detail, asymmetry, and euphoria is kind of what I’m going for this time around  @_@ 

NEW WORK!!!!!!!!!!
18” X 24” ILLUSTRATION BY HAND AND TABLET

THIS IS ONLY THE BEGINNING OF MY NEW BLACK & WHITE SERIES!!! 

Just finished a design for a flag design contest for ACL! I’m really proud of this hand drawn beauty, and I hope that it will win me the grand prize. Wish me luck ;)

This is the official photograph that was taken at the office opening for President Obama’s campaign. That is located in Blacksburg, Virginia. 
Spreading the love and support through art! and the numbers keep on growing  >:)
 

New beginnings with Heat Gun!
I’m and about to embark on a new journey of Abstract Collage! I can’t wait to see what I can experiment with! 

Mixed Media beeswax and crayon.