Tag Archives: Leslie Cober-Gentry

Designer boxes are refashioned in “Thinking Outside The Box” exhibit

by Rachel Ellner Posted on October 2, 2019

More than 20 repurposed designer boxes from Gucci to Prada and Tiffany are transformed into a mix of fashion, style, and art by Illustration professor Leslie Cober-Gentry.  The canvases were created in several mixed mediums. Uplifting messages within the works … Continue reading →

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Dean Arbuckle’s Advice for a “Hot Town” — August in the City

by Rachel Ellner Posted on July 31, 2015

Dear Art and Design Students, It is indeed “Hot Town. Summer in the City,” as the 60s song goes! But if you pace yourself you’ll be able to take advantage of much that New York City has to offer in … Continue reading →

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Illustration students go 3D with Kidrobot Munnys

by Rachel Ellner Posted on February 12, 2013

What are they doing there and how did they get there? That group of intriguingly weird, artistically cartoonist, sometimes beautiful and occasionally ghastly little Kidrobot Munny figures huddled under the display case in Pomerantz D3.  They sprang from illustration Professor Leslie Cober-Gentry’s off-the-2D-beat-and-path class assignment. Kidrobot is … Continue reading →

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