STACEY CAPP
CREATIVE SOLUTIONS

ABOUT

PHILOSOPHY

For me, art has always been anything that makes me take a second glance. In any form - graphite, food, paint, sand charcoal, glass, people - if I am provoked to take a second glance, that's art.

Some say that art and design are two completely different entities, while others argue just the opposite. I'm not here to debate.

My approach remains constant:

I create for the second glance.

he need design for the attentiveness to detail that art and design begs for is what captivated me from the beginning. 

It's finally getting those nuances of a - that you lose sleep over -

just right, that make this industry so enticing.

 

APPROACH

I strive to leave mystery apparent in my work by utilizing simple illustrations and limited color palettes.

Negative space is so important; I want my work to be able to breathe. Elements of a design that do not assist in pointing my audience to an answer only aid in confusion and clutter.

The world doesn't need to me to add to the confusion, so I pride myself on providing clarity. As a designer, it is my duty to bring the jumbled, misunderstood, and undefined ideas to life

and make them worth taking the second glance.

 

CLOSING THOUGHTS

Throughout my time studying and exploring art and design, three ideas have continuously resurfaced:

I.     When you put heart and hard work into something, it shows. 

II.    The person who does the little things right the most, is bound for success.

III.   Everyone is a critic, but none of them are quite like the one seated between my ears.

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CLOSING THOUGHTS

Throughout my time studying and practicing art/design, three main ideas have continuously resurfaced and have proven to be true in each different facet of my life:

  1.  When you put heart and hard work into something, it shows.
  2. The person who does the little things right the most, is bound for success.
  3. Everyone is a critic, but none of them are quite like the one seated between my ears.

PHILOSOPHY

For me, art has always been anything that makes me take a second glance. In any form - graphite, food, paint, sand charcoal, glass, people - if I am provoked to take a second glance, that's art.

Some say that art and design are two completely different entities, while others argue just the opposite. I'm not here to debate.

My approach remains constant:

I create for the second glance.

APPROACH

The attentiveness to detail that art and design beg for is what captivated me from the beginning. It's finally getting those nuances - that you lose sleep over - just right, that make this industry so exciting.

I strive to leave mystery apparent in my work by utilizing simple illustrations and limited color palettes. Negative space is so important; I want my work to be able to breathe. Elements of a design that do not assist in pointing my audience to an answer only aid in confusion and clutter.

The world doesn't need to me to add to the confusion, so I pride myself on providing clarity. As a designer, it is my duty to bring the jumbled, misunderstood, and undefined ideas to life and make them worth taking the second glance.

CONTACT

capp.stacey@gmail.com  |  (412) 952-9891