Ink drawing and edit
As the Spring Semester is in full swing, so it is time to apply for the Graphic Design program. Portfolios are due February 1st, and I worry that my work will not be sufficient to make it in. This will likely be a fantastic opportunity whether I am accepted or not; however, I would certainly prefer to be in than … Continue reading
A snippet of my Final Project for Drawing
It usually seems that by the end of the semester most everyone is feeling burnt out and ready to go home for a while. Or at least just tired of current classes. Some people (myself included) prefer to cram everything they can into their noggins just before their exams, while others (perhaps smarter individuals) study gradually – building up their … Continue reading
Don't they all look like they're having a blast?
As you may or may not know, every year Yoplait yogurt does a “pink lid” campaign to promote and support breast cancer research. The only catch is that you can’t simply buy the yogurt – you have to send the cleaned lids back in. So I typically just eat the yogurt, sigh heavily, and toss the lid in the trash. … Continue reading
This is Hunter, he is a huge inspiration to children around the world.
September 1st, 2012: I went to a book party with free bananas and lemonade (!!) September 6th, 2012: Now I am writing about the aforementioned book party & showing you an album. Hunter Payne, a former USFSP student of the Graphic Design Program, is probably rolling around on the floor or drawing with China Markers right now. Or he could be … Continue reading
Today is Tuesday, it is currently just past 4 o’clock. I am sitting at the back of the room, on the floor, for a lecture that is actually out of seating. And happens to be an Honors Event. The man of the hour has just finished his speech about his book, The New New Deal. His name? Micheal Grunwald. Rather … Continue reading
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