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Thoughts on my first year of Grad School

My first year of grad school was intense and somewhat challenging but not quite satisfying. I've been reflecting on it for most of the summer in order to figure out how to get the most out of the rest of my time in grad school.   Up to this point, I’ve had four classes: Design Readings and Research with Jamie Runnells Contemporary Media Studio with Seth Johnson History of the Printed Image with Dr. Karen Henricks Special Topics in Graphic Design: The Book Pitch with Jamie Runnels In the fall I had Design Readings and Research, and Contemporary Media Studio. [...]

By |2017-08-28T02:04:09-06:00August 21st, 2017|Categories: Grad School|0 Comments

Beautiful Decay

I have a whole vase of these flowers that have been drying and collecting dust for at least a year if not several. I like dead flowers almost as much, if not more than fresh ones. Sadly I cannot remember what kind of flowers these are. #100daysofscanography #100dayproject Days 11 & 12

By |2017-04-19T23:43:40-06:00April 19th, 2017|Categories: Scanography|0 Comments

Green Trick (Dianthus)

Green Trick (Dianthus) #100DaysofScanography Day 9 #100dayproject Received this plant in a bouquet. I love how it looks like moss but grows on a stem like a flower. View this project on Behance. Learn more about this plant. Sierra Flower Finder

By |2017-04-17T08:13:00-06:00April 16th, 2017|Categories: Scanography|0 Comments

Pink Chrysanthemum

Pink Chrysanthemum | #100daysofscanography Day 8 #100dayproject AKA button flowers, or pink mums. I love how the petals are cupped. These flowers have a real nice thickness to them and come in a wide variety of colors. View this project on Behance.  

By |2020-02-29T01:00:00-06:00April 15th, 2017|Categories: Scanography|0 Comments

Yellow Suckling Clover

Yellow Suckling Clover | #100daysofscanography Day 7 #100dayproject This stuff grows in patches all over my yard and I love it, but it's considered a weed and is a bit invasive. View this project on Behance.

By |2017-04-16T21:38:50-06:00April 10th, 2017|Categories: Scanography|0 Comments
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