This being due primarily to their sheer enjoyment of the field and the outlet it provides for making and exhibiting one's work. Both also see a little room for expanding the public consciousness concerning the department of art here at Clemson. However, amid all these potential setbacks, Boozer and Tousignment both give praise to all the professors in the department for working so well with one another. Tousignment, who has been creating artwork for the past six years, originally intended to go into the field of science when applying to his undergraduate college in Windsor, Ontario. This change was prompted by the chance of doing something enjoyable to him, even if there's little money to be made or if people never see certain pieces of his work.
Some art is personal and is intended for the artist's eyes only.
Also, the issue of computer generated artwork does not bother either of these two individuals. While receiving some criticism from others as an art undergrad, Boozer has always had his parents' support for his talents. I see humanity defined by curiosity in its place amongst the universe and the structure of being. It is through my artwork that I wish to tap this insatiable questioning found in the human condition. By drafting, from memory, images depicting a merging of both subtle and overt opposites, I am able to evoke an unsettled or ambivalent atmosphere.