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Red Exit, Jacob Rabinovich

The Echo

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When Your Lover Tells You She Doesn’T Love You Anymore,, Braedon Mcconnell

The Echo

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Squalene, Jacob Rabinovich

The Echo

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Danny The Davidson Tiger, Ciaran Francis

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Echo 2020 - Complete Issue

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'Underwater Dreamworld', Kelli Johnson

.RAW Journal of Art and Design

The past two summers I have worked as a kayak/snorkel tour guide in La Jolla. Growing up in Pacific Beach I fell in love with the ocean at a young age so working in the ocean all day was a dream job. I knew I had to combine my passion my photography with my love for the ocean so I bought an underwater film camera and brought them on my snorkel tours. These photos represent the underwater dreamworld I live in and now you can too.

'Face To Face' & 'Man With Red Umbrella', Renee Boettner, Tanner Johnston

.RAW Journal of Art and Design

Face to Face

Prosopagnosia is a neurological condition characterized by the inability to recognize the faces of familiar people, ranging from family members to your own reflection. Millions of people across the world including popular portrait artist Chuck Close live with this disorder. Through a mix of photography and drawing, I strive to capture the feeling of living in a world of strangers.

“A face is a road map of someone’s life. Without any need to amplify that or draw attention to it, there’s a great deal that’s communicated about who this person is and what their life experiences have …

'Along The Coast In 4x5', Connor Bailey

.RAW Journal of Art and Design

I drove up and down the central coast taking pictures of some of my favorite spots from Pismo Beach to Big Sur. Using the large format camera was an experience I’ll never forget!

'Shelter Pups' & 'Slo Climate March', Caroline Silva

.RAW Journal of Art and Design

Shelter Pups

These photos were taken on November 2, 2019, at the Valley Oak SPCA in Visalia, CA. This place has a special place in my heart because it is where I have gotten every dog I have ever had; my first dog, Scruffy, who I had for 15 years, and my current dogs, Scout and Ranger.

In total, I photographed close to 40 dogs that day who were all hoping to someday soon find their forever homes. I hope that these pictures bring you joy and maybe even inspire you to check out your local animal shelter.

SLO Climate …

'Kickflip', Noah Sharp

.RAW Journal of Art and Design

This is Buck – he has buttery kickflips. He likes to skate when he has a lot on his mind. Healthy distractions are good. We should be more like Buck.

'The Discomfort With Femininity', Jo Anna Edmison

.RAW Journal of Art and Design

There is an unspoken discomfort with heterosexual males being perceived as feminine. This discomfort can be attributed to traditional hegemonic masculinity and the weakness/subordination associated with femininity. In order to explore this discomfort further, I decided to photograph four of my male friends without telling them what they would be doing before the shoot.

These are the Hollywood portraits I took of them to make them feel objectified, much many old female Hollywood stars were. The men had varied results and levels of comfortability with being perceived as feminine in any way.

'One Of Its Kind' & 'Nana's Hand', Marissa Gerick, Amanda Vasquez

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One of its Kind

I like to focus on travel photography and conceptual photography. I’m interested in taking more obscure photos, creating moods when I shoot. Film photography is definitely something I like more because of the process that goes into it.

Furniture by Kevin Vanderzel.

Nana’s Hands

They say you can tell a lot about a person by looking at their hands. In my nana’s hands, I see her unwavering faith. I see the love she had for my grandfather in her wedding band.

In every line and crease, I see strength and wisdom from a woman who has …

'It's A Disease' 'Pretty David' 'The Yellow Star' & 'Born & Inspired', Solena Aguilar, Danielle Sher

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It’s a Disease

Let’s open the door to the unordinary and see what we can find lurking behind.

Pretty David

I felt that the biblical hero who is a figure of independence needed a makeover.

The Yellow Star

Dedicated to the Jews of the Holocaust who had to submit to the humiliation of wearing a bright yellow star, which is today worn proudly as a symbol of strength within the newer generations. Scan the QR code for the full performance.

Born & Inspired

This poster illustrates fifty-five inspirational women born in each of the fifty-five American states and territories. This …

Table Of Contents

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Cover

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Full Issue

.RAW Journal of Art and Design

.RAW Magazine is a collaboration between Art & Design students at California Polytechnic State University, San Luis Obispo. This magazine features a variety of material from all concentrations: photography, studio art, and graphic design with the aim to showcase student artistry.

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Little Horses & Mindless: Please Press Pause!, Molly Morris, Linda Wald

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Little Horses

Spring is a season of newness, life, and growth. Cal Poly’s foals are born throughout spring quarter here, and it is such a treat to be able to watch them explore what it means to be alive. They grow into strong working animals in a short time, but for the spring, at least, they are small.

Mindless: Please Press Pause!

In the current political climate in the United States, normalcy rests in divisiveness, daily media lies, and inaccuracies. There are unclear moral and ethical precepts. With mass and social media slamming these concepts in our face, minute-by-minute, I …

Women, Lily De La Peña

.RAW Journal of Art and Design

I first transferred to Cal Poly in Fall 2017 with only a series of images of women in water. That series was to show women in a vulnerable state of not knowing what lies in our future as women. Fast forward to our current state of 2019 being a woman in today’s society still sucks, as people are still stripping women of their rights.

As my women series grows and blossoms into something more, I want to promote feminism with the women I have photographed in my time at Cal Poly. These women I have photographed have all impacted me …

21 Years, Fiona Carlsen

.RAW Journal of Art and Design

This year for my birthday, my Dad and I went on a trip to Las Vegas. He used to live there, so he showed me around to all the cool spots he remembered from the ’80s. Here are some photos from Red Rocks National Monument in Nevada. The left ones were taken on 120 film and the right ones are taken on a 35mm point & shoot.

Posters As Journals, Nick Imbriale

.RAW Journal of Art and Design

Digital art enables me to subjectively express myself, which I sometimes yearn for when doing graphic design work. These posters serve as an index of my state of mind at the moments they were created. Although abstract, my work uses typography, shape, and light to communicate specific yet tenuous moods and atmospheres that can stand in for my journal entries.

Misplaced: A Series, Noah Sharp

.RAW Journal of Art and Design

This series of charcoal drawings explores literal and abstract representations of displacement in a given environment.

Chemical Painting, Street Lights & Brew Year's Eve, Lela Brodie, Eric Hatch

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Chemical Painting

The black and white images are 35mm film prints I developed using “chemical painting.” I created the effect by dripping the developer onto the tray in order to only expose parts of the images. I like this process because you only have so much control over the outcome and no two prints will ever process exactly the same.

Street Lights

I shot these portraits in winter quarter when it felt like every day I was waking up to rain. I decided to bring in some of those elements into the studio, and I experimented with gel lighting to …

Fresh Croissant, Antique Bisque, Caramel Swirl: An Installation & Fruits Of Labor, Melanie Delacruz, Hannah Travis

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Fresh Croissant, Antique Bisque, Caramel Swirl: An Installation

When I was six years old I vividly remember asking my mom why my skin was a different color than hers, and without hesitation, she told me people paid money to make their skin look golden brown like mine. She told me to be proud of it. Her words form the backbone to this piece, which aims to embody the experience of growing up in a biracial home, in a home where my mother was white and my father was Filipino.

I believe being biracial allows me to experience nuanced perspectives, not …

Girls. Girls. Girls, Kyle Kinnare

.RAW Journal of Art and Design

This series was inspired by my love for fashion while also emphasizing the beauty in all the females that I photograph. I wanted to have an all-female series because I feel like media portrays girls in the wrong way a lot of the time. I had so much fun shooting and creating a fun environment where all the models felt they could be themselves. I hope the photos make the viewers understand that these are real people and that everyone is beautiful in their own way.

Local Talent & God _____ Us All, Connor Bailey, Gabriel Perez

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Local Talent

One of the artists depicted is my rapping friend, Sareem, and his album that will debut this Friday called “One More Reason”. The second cover is for The Bogeys’ new single “Shoreline Breeze”. (Band depicted playing at SLO Brew Rock)

God _____ Us All

Scan the QR code to watch God____ Us All.

San Francisco After The Cherry Blossom Festival April 21st, 2019, Tanner Johnston

.RAW Journal of Art and Design

A rare day off from work and one impulsive three and a half hour drive later and I found myself in San Francisco. The crowds at the Cherry Blossom Festival were immense and the parade and pop- up shops were fun, but only once the sun began to set and I had left Japantown to explore the rest of the city did I find scenes that truly attracted my eye.

Alone, Anther, Horned Poppy & Act Drop, Luke Austin, Caroline Silva

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Aloe, Anther, Horned Poppy

My favorite things to photograph are things found in nature. I strive to capture the simple beauty of the natural world and like to focus on small details that at first glance may go unnoticed. For this project, I decided to take my camera and a macro lens to the botanical gardens to capture the naturally occurring abstract forms found in nature.

Act Drop

I have been working with themes of white consumption of black suffering in regards to American history. In this work, I wanted to defamiliarize the stage and help viewers understand the ways …