Wednesday, November 17, 2010
Friday, October 15, 2010
Teacher Bio
Bryce Davidson has been teaching athletic disciplines for over 10 years. In his 6 years as a breakdancing instructor, he has had the opportunity to teach students of all shapes and sizes ranging from ages 4-47! He has taught classes and workshops for dance studios, elementary and high schools, special events and more. He loves to teach! While teaching is Bryce’s first love, he also loves to perform. He has danced onstage with hip hop legends, Afrika Bambaataa, KRSone, Kurtis Blow, B-boy Crazy Legs, and across the twin cities with The Collective hip hop dance crew. When Bryce isn’t dancing, he is doing caricatures for events and parties, performing improv, and practicing yoga.
Resume
Bryce Davidson
Disciplines: Breakdancing, Visual Art, Acting, Teaching & Performing
Objective: To find work that supports growth in my disciplines
Work Experience
Teaching
Breakdancing Instructor- Private Lessons, Twin Cities Metro Area (2008-present)
- Duties: Private Breakdancing instruction for students ages 6-47
Breakdancing, Hip-Hop Instructor-Escalate Dance & Theater Studio (2004-Present)
Theatrical Improv Instructor (2006)
- Duties: Teaching students ages 7-18 Hip-Hop Dance & Theatrical Improvisation
Breakdancing Instructor-Zenon Dance School (2006-2008)
- Duties: Teaching students ages 10-16 foundational Breakdancing & choreography
Swimming Instructor-Olympic Style Swimming (Summers, 1999-2005)
- Duties: Teaching students ages 4-14 basic and competitive swimming techniques
Acting & Performance
Singing Telegrams & Impersonations-Party Crashers (2008-Present)
- Duties: Creating and performing personalized comedy skits for birthdays, anniversaries, corporate events & more… (Visit: http://apartycrasher.com/)
Acting, Promotions, Commercial & Print-Moore Creative Talent (2001-Present)
- Duties: On-camera Acting, Promotions, Print Modeling, Commercial & Internet
Dancer/Choreographer-Collective: Hip-Hop Dance Company (2006-Present)
- Duties: Choreographing & Performing Hip-Hop and Breakdancing performances for youth and adult events
Visual Arts
Caricaturist-Mall of America (2011-Present)
- Duties : Creating airbrushed color and black & white caricatures for guests
Caricaturist-Valleyfair (Summer 2010)
- Duties: Creating airbrushed color caricatures for brave customers
Freelance Caricaturist-Twin Cities Metro (2008-Present)
- Duties: Creating 15-20 black & white caricatures per hour for events and parties
Education &Training
University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, MN, Bachelor of Art, Art Major, (2009)
South High School, Minneapolis, MN, H.S. Diploma, (1996-2000)
Brave New Workshop, Minneapolis, MN, Improv & Performance Training (2001-2003, 2009)
Zenon Dance School, Minneapolis, MN, Hip-Hop Dance Training, (2002-Present)
Thursday, October 7, 2010
Pink Sharpies Are Swell...
With Sharpies, you can take nothing back. The image on the paper documents a moment in time. These drawings were done in under 5 minutes with no intention or direction. Just deep house, drum and bass
Thursday, September 23, 2010
Tuesday, August 10, 2010
Tuesday, July 13, 2010
Sunday, June 27, 2010
Airbrush Practice
I have been doing caricatures at Valleyfair for about a month now, and have recently been introduced to airbrushing. It's been a frustrating adventure, but am closely gaining more and more confidence. This little surfer dude was made while practicing my skillz...
Saturday, June 5, 2010
Thursday, March 11, 2010
Monday, March 1, 2010
Wednesday, February 24, 2010
T-Faces
Practice with facial structure
As a practice for getting better at caricature art, my friend of friend Tom Nguyen gave me a "homework assignment" to see the T-shapes that appear in the structure of the eyes and nose. (Actually I think this comes from a tutorial by caricature master Tom Richmond). If you look closely you will see a dim red "T" beneath each face. This exercise helps identify the slant of the eyes and the width and length of the nose. I really liked this exercise and have been drawing imaginary "T's" on my friends faces since.
buwahahahaha...
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