by Misk Farouk
Size: 15 x 15 x 3 inches
Edition Size: 1
Materials: Acrylic Paint, Cotton Balls, Fabric on canvas
- 12oz Heavy Canvas
- Bottom Gusset
- Reinforced at stress points
- 21 inch Web Handles
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About the Tote Bag:
As someone who’s majoring in Architectural Design I wanted to design a bag that brings my major into play with it. I’ve always been very fond of architectural structures, and I wanted to create a city landscape to showcase my love of it. I added footsteps towards the front of it for the sole purpose of making it seem as if you’re walking towards a city full of different colors and designs. I, also, incorporated the clouds in the sky, because when I see a blue sky with few clouds, it makes me happy because I see it as a beautiful day outside. I want those who love architecture, or even cities in general, to be able to enjoy this bag. I anticipate for people to carry their everyday essentials in the bag. If you’re walking around in a city, I would expect to see items that you use on a daily basis and that would come in handy at any given moment. I have designed a tote bag before, but this is my first time bringing my interest into it and I’ve learned how to bring different materials into it, instead of just paint. With this bag, I really see my love of architecture, and I hope those who also love it can see that too.
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About the Artist:
Year: Freshman
Major: Architectural Design
Hometown: Richmond, VA
Plans for the Future: Once I graduate, I want to pursue my masters degree in Architecture and work towards my license. After that, I want to work in an architecture firm and design buildings, and hopefully have one of my designs created.
Year: Freshman
Major: Architectural Design
Hometown: Richmond, VA
Plans for the Future: Once I graduate, I want to pursue my masters degree in Architecture and work towards my license. After that, I want to work in an architecture firm and design buildings, and hopefully have one of my designs created.