By: Daniel Kleveland Major: Graphic Design Year: Sophomore Hometown: Keller, TX Read more →
Month: May 2019
Hazy Sakura
By: Mackenzie Malpass Major: Graphic Design Year: Junior Hometown: Houston, TX Read more →
i am growing up in traffic
By: Derek Isensee Major: Computer Science Year: Sophomore Hometown: Arlington, TX Read more →
Interaction for the Perpetually Lonely
By: Lutie Rodriguez Major: Writing & Music Year: Senior Hometown: Tulsa, OK (after “future somatics to-do list” by Jen Hofer) “Tell me about despair, yours, and I will tell you mine.” —Mary Oliver what is it like to be you? how does the world appear from your aperture? in sepia? greyscale? technicolor? what do you see in… Read more →
Red with a Tinge of Yellow
By: Afamefuna G. Onyebadi Major: Combined Sciences, English Minor Year: Senior Hometown: Nairobi, Kenya Jaime I couldn’t figure out whether the answer to question five was “blue with a tinge of black” or “red with a tinge of yellow.” Often Mrs. Bloomfield went on and on about the importance of distinguishing the two, and often my mind wandered off.… Read more →
Combination Experiment
By: Daniel Kleveland Major: Graphic Design Year: Sophomore Hometown: Keller, TX Read more →
Woman With Red Lips
By: Anke Schollen Major: Art Education Year: Senior Hometown: Lubbeek, Belgium Read more →
Seeing Shapes
By: Hannah Ricks Major: Art Education Year: Junior Hometown: Barrington, IL Read more →
Remember
By: Minh Nguyen Major: General Studies Year: Senior Hometown: Katy, TX Read more →