Ethan Bodnar is a graphic designer, author, and student who lives and works in the United States. He attends the Hartford Art School where he is working toward a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Graphic Design. As an Eagle Scout, Ethan values the community, leadership and values that go into his work and life.
He graduated from Chase Collegiate School and was awarded the Alberta C. Edell Head of School Award for outstanding qualities that have been demonstrated by distinguished accomplishments during his time at the school. He has experience as an intern working on design and business strategy, a website designer, and creating theatrical lighting designs for mainstage productions.
His goal in life is to use creative thinking to have a positive impact on the world. He wishes to imagine, learn, and explore the world in which we live and to connect with people sitting next to him and across the globe. If he wasn’t going to become a graphic designer he would be either a filmmaker, an architect, or a pastry chef. Ethan enjoys eating blueberry pancakes, making art, dreaming of the future, and being with friends and family.
The Blog, An Online Publication
Since the year 2006, The Blog has been the online space of Ethan Bodnar. It is a publication on the topics of design, technology, and life. It serves as a place to share with others and to document ideas, stories, and thoughts. Through this location there are opportunities to start a conversation about what is published and to follow the education of an artist in the years to come.
Creative Work, Design and Art School
Ethan has been creating graphic design work for the past couples years. He is currently studying and practicing design at the Hartford Art School. He wishes to use creative thinking and design to have a positive impact on the world and looks forward to advancing his work.
Ethan has invited artists from around to contribute to Creative Grab Bag, being published by F+W Publications’ HOW Books. Each of them received a creative task picked at random. The only rule was that their creative task couldn’t be from their current field of work or their area of expertise because the book is about learning to do new things with your creativity and exploring new ways of expressing yourself. Furthermore, each artist has also contributed a piece of their work that comes from their area of expertise, thus allowing them to showcase their creativity in the field of work they presently create in.
A blueprint, a framework, and a collection of ideas. It is a new design for how the world works and communicates. This is a book about what is backwards in the world, what is messed up and opposite of how it should be. This books suggests how we can come together and make a change. The book shows us how to re-work our systems and create new ways of solving issues within our global and smaller communities.
Ethan has interestes in politics, music, theater, economics, literature, architecture, photography, business, simplicity, philosophy, education and more. Thank you for taking the time to view and explore this website and the blog.
None of the views expressed on this site are those of
the people I work for or the educational institute that I attend
Thanks to my parents, family, friends, teachers and to all of you.
