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All Patched Up!: A Collection Of Poetry And Prose Detailing Life And Personal Journey, Lukas Spring
All Patched Up!: A Collection Of Poetry And Prose Detailing Life And Personal Journey, Lukas Spring
WWU Honors College Senior Projects
"all patched up!" is a poetry chapbook compiling works from across the author's time at university, portraying a journey filled with ups and downs through mixed media presentation of written word. The result is a patchwork quilt of experiences including exploration of identity, gender, struggle, community, and mental health.
Mistletoe Blooms: A Proposal Of Method, Petra Ellerby
Mistletoe Blooms: A Proposal Of Method, Petra Ellerby
WWU Honors College Senior Projects
The intellectual product housed within this two-part document is the result of an attempt both to engage with unaccustomed formats—fine art, design—and to do justice by a set of idiosyncratic methodological tenets that have played a pivotal role in my personal trajectory, my own internal history of ideas. In spite of its compound nature, the project remains faithful to a fundamentally humanistic spirit: it is an allusive study in cross-disciplinary thinking, an affective attempt to summarize, define, communicate, and defend one specific way of seeing and understanding. At its core, my capstone serves as a venue (even an excuse) for …
River Archives: A Visual Examination Of Self Through Personal Journal Entries Along The Deschutes, Wenatchee, And Colorado Rivers, Skylar Lynn Tibbetts
River Archives: A Visual Examination Of Self Through Personal Journal Entries Along The Deschutes, Wenatchee, And Colorado Rivers, Skylar Lynn Tibbetts
WWU Honors College Senior Projects
Final piece consists of three glass sheets of varying sizes, representative of (from left to right) the Deschutes, Wenatchee, and Colorado rivers. Collaged on the front side are scans of journal entries composed during my time on each particular river, with a topographic map of the river cascading through. On the back of each glass sheet are the journal entries transcribed in text.
Hello_World: A New, Not-Quite-Animated Story (First Draft), Jack Harbick
Hello_World: A New, Not-Quite-Animated Story (First Draft), Jack Harbick
WWU Honors College Senior Projects
This story is meant for the medium of animation and is intended to act either as a pilot episode for a longer series or the beginning/skeleton of an animated film.
Synopsis: A robot awakens into a human-less world with seemingly no pre-programmed directive and a low battery. With the help of a new friend, a postcard, and some strange plants, they'll undertake a great journey to find whatever answers they can.