More than 40 students Lincoln Land Community art students were featured in a show that had a giant, 3-D cupcake, Bamm-Bamm and a 3-foot Darth Vador mask.
It was “Pro-Text.” It illustrated “Text by Design,” as all the works were based on words or letters.
Students from LLCC’s 3D Design, Screen printing and Intro to Graphic Design classes participated in the show. Their work was made from cardboard, foam core, wood, Plexigas, ceramics and other other materials.
This show is in partnership with Lincoln Land art students, the University of Illinois Springfield, the Illinois State Museum, and the Springfield Art Association.
“Pro-Text’s” opening reception offered catered meatballs, mini quiches, martini glasses filled with mashed potatoes. It was held on the Friday of spring break (March 13).
The exhibit will be open until April 3 in the Trutter Center.
