Briley Parsons

Two prints, The Red Dress and A Woman’s Walk Home, accepted into 44th annual Juried Show.

• Received honor of selection by esteemed artists for showcasing work.
• Installed work alongside a curated group of renowned artists.

• Developed original clothing lines as part of fashion design and merchandising program.
• Incorporated sketching, designing, draping, sewing, production, and marketing skills into event.
• Created two garments for show; both received positive feedback and recognition.
• Acquired hands-on experience as designer for a live fashion show.

• Developed a collection of prints highlighting oppression experienced by women and afab individuals.
• Specialized in reductive relief printmaking techniques.
• Presented work to an audience of over 100 attendees through an engaging speech.
• Acquired skills in matting, installing, and framing art pieces for gallery display.

• Gained valuable insights into museum operations and nonprofit gallery management during internship.
• Designed large promotional exhibition posters using Adobe software to enhance visibility.
• Acquired experience in gallery environment, focusing on art sales and customer engagement.

• Displayed ornamental ceramic pieces in Orange Gallery throughout December.
• Gained experience in 3D Studio design for enhanced visual presentation.
• Participated in exhibition selection and installation processes to ensure cohesive displays.

• Organized student-led exhibition showcasing texture techniques across diverse artistic mediums.
• Selected 'Mine', an oil on canvas piece, for display.
• Gained experience in canvas installation within local gallery settings.

• Exhibited abstract woodcut piece in 43rd Juried Exhibition, recognized by skilled juror.
• Displayed work alongside other prominent studio artists, enhancing visibility and recognition.

• Created custom T-shirt designs for local yoga studio, enhancing brand visibility.
• Utilized Adobe Illustrator to develop unique sticker and shirt designs for sale.
• Collaborated with yoga studio owner to align designs with studio's target audience.
• Expanded product offerings to include stickers, increasing revenue opportunities.

• Produced UnSomnus Veritus magazine alongside various artists, focusing on shared dream themes.
• Highlighted in a chapter discussing universal dream experiences and interpretations.
• Engaged in collaborative efforts to realize the theme 'In Dreams There Is Truth.'

• Engaged large groups of children, spanning kindergarten to high school, in diverse art practices over a period of two and a half months.
• Promoted children's well-being alongside artistic guidance during sessions.
• Incorporated outdoor environments into activities to stimulate creativity and collaboration.

• Partnered with Meridian Microscopy Center, providing insights for oil painters through microscopy.
• Enabled artists to explore intricate details of subjects using advanced imaging techniques.
• Transformed microscopic visuals into compelling features within painted works.