
Hobbies and interests
3D Modeling
Drawing And Illustration
Painting and Studio Art
Computer Science
Social Work
Video Editing and Production
Graphic Design
Jacob Miller
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Winner
Jacob Miller
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Finalist1x
WinnerBio
BFA Illustration student at The New School: Parsons, also taking a BA (Undecided) at The New School: Eugene Lang College of Liberal Arts
Education
The New School's Eugene Lang College
Bachelor's degree programMajors:
- Liberal Arts and Sciences, General Studies and Humanities
The New School's Parsons School of Design
Bachelor's degree programMajors:
- Visual and Performing Arts, General
Miscellaneous
Desired degree level:
Master's degree program
Graduate schools of interest:
Transfer schools of interest:
Majors of interest:
Career
Dream career field:
Arts
Dream career goals:
Illustrator
Sports
Skateboarding
2012 – Present14 years
Matt Preziose Creative Scholarship
WinnerIf I did not feel free to express myself through creation, my life would be without a soul. Freedom of creative expression allows me to be the most genuine and unique version of myself. In my art specifically, I tap into my experience living in big cities. I often illustrate and find beauty in darker, grimier, more chaotic works of art. This is a direct expression of the places I’ve been and seen. Through visual art, I’ve sharpened my visual-thinking mind. I am able to see beauty and know exactly why I’m attracted to it, and that level of thought would never have happened if I did not feel free to express my ideas and explore creativity. Thankfully, my parents have always motivated me to express myself using art. They put me into art classes and made sure to never let anyone put me down. I wouldn’t have unique countercultural ideals of beauty and value if not for their endless stream of motivation. I hope by being true to myself in my art, I inspire others to do the same. I hope that everyone, including non-artists, can find their own unique visual language, because a world without unique perspectives and freedom to express those perspectives is one without flavor.