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Full-Text Articles in Art and Design
Uniting Maternity Care With Neonatal Intensive Care: Analysis Advancing Hospital Experiences For Families Of Newborns Through Design, Stephanie Legg
Uniting Maternity Care With Neonatal Intensive Care: Analysis Advancing Hospital Experiences For Families Of Newborns Through Design, Stephanie Legg
Master's Theses and Doctoral Dissertations
The landscape of childbirth has changed immensely over the last century. Medical intervention has surpassed the needs of mother and infant to be together when either requires medical attention. By bringing medical equipment for both into a single hospital room, separation between the two will be decreased. For this study, mothers of infants admitted to neonatal intensive care were questioned with a mix-methods survey to discover what challenges they faced in order to amend the built environment to increase their satisfaction with their hospital and post-birth experience. Mothers showed less ability to interact with their infants when medical needs were …
Explorations In Book Binding Techniques, Kristen Faux
Explorations In Book Binding Techniques, Kristen Faux
Williams Honors College, Honors Research Projects
This project is to explore different binding methods and techniques used in book creation. The final product will be 4-5 books created using the binding methods. The contents of these books will be research about the methods used as well as a description of the creation process. The final books will be displayed in the Projects Gallery at the Myers School of art, in the Fall semester of 2019.
An Interview With Adrian Rhodes, Kerr Houston
Two's Accompany: Understanding Acceptance Through Animation, Brian Phinn
Two's Accompany: Understanding Acceptance Through Animation, Brian Phinn
Electronic Theses and Dissertations, 2020-2023
Animation as a medium has broad appeal based on its ability to convey stories in universal ways. This art form bridges cultural barriers that allow relationships to form through shared interests. Music also shares similar traits. Based on the global understanding of music and its history of use in film, the conclusion is the acceptance of different musical tastes can parallel acceptance of differing ideologies. When clashing ideological beliefs cause societal conflict, it is essential to remember that friendships cultivate through commonalities. The purpose of this study is to create an animated short film that presents the story of two …
Ouroboros: The Evolution From Industrialized Mass Production To Auteurism In American Animation, Heather Knott
Ouroboros: The Evolution From Industrialized Mass Production To Auteurism In American Animation, Heather Knott
Electronic Theses and Dissertations, 2020-2023
The evolution of animation in the United States and its resulting classification varies significantly from its global counterparts. Through a convergence of complex cultural, regulatory, and entrepreneurial influences, the medium's experimental artistic principals have remained firmly rooted in the mass-production style studio pipeline codified by Hollywood. Through the advent of academically centered animation education, the development of the internet, self-distribution, and the growing affordability of industry level hardware and software, the industry has expanded beyond the traditional narrow scope. This re-globalization of entertainment in the United States encourages an auteur approach to animated filmmaking that is challenging the strict association …
The Level Of Creative Thinking Of Stem-Oriented Middle And High School Children Associated With The Level Of Self-Motivated Play And Success Within A Builder Game And Engagement In Builder Gaming Communities' Social Media Culture, John Aedo
Electronic Theses and Dissertations, 2020-2023
Literature indicates that the United States has fallen behind other countries in the world in terms of creativity. At the same, children's self-motivated gaming and involvement in gaming communities have grown as a major pass time. The literature is inconsistent on the relationship between games and creativity with some indicating benefit while others indicate harm. Might the observed level of creative thinking among children be associated with the level of a priori self-motivated engagement with creative games and associated social media? Given the wide spectrum of the kinds of games, this research considers the "builder" (e.g. Minecraft) genre and related …
Afrofuturism In Animation: Self Identity Of African Americans In Cinematic Storytelling, Dana Barnes
Afrofuturism In Animation: Self Identity Of African Americans In Cinematic Storytelling, Dana Barnes
Electronic Theses and Dissertations, 2020-2023
My work addresses the importance of self-identity within the Black culture of the United States of America through the depiction of an African American boy who must look into himself to overcome a difficult bullying situation. Animation as a medium is an ideal tool for interrogating the Western perspective of identity through cinematic storytelling. Using established animation methods, I created a visual narrative to portray the impact self-identity has on an individual's actions in certain social conditions. The film expands the medium of animation to subvert the narrative expectations of bullying and presents the idea of identity as a nonconforming …
Alexander: A Dive Into Identity, Inspiration, And Release Of The Creative Self, Alyssa Garoogian
Alexander: A Dive Into Identity, Inspiration, And Release Of The Creative Self, Alyssa Garoogian
Electronic Theses and Dissertations, 2020-2023
Alexander is a story of overcoming the fear of personal artistic expression. Alexander is the son of an affluent family who was found to have musical talent at a young age. Alex grows to enjoy music, but rote exercises alone begin to disillusion the promising musician. Regardless, Alexander dutifully practices piano exercises daily, bored by the lack of creative stimulation but afraid to openly admit it. After an accidental music note sparks his imagination, Alexander escapes into fantasy: a colorful visualization of the original music he creates. Within this fantasy, a warm, supportive community leads Alexander to his most significant …
Party For One: A Monologue Of The Importance Of Oneself Through Book Arts, Jacob Zhefu Wan
Party For One: A Monologue Of The Importance Of Oneself Through Book Arts, Jacob Zhefu Wan
Electronic Theses and Dissertations, 2020-2023
This thesis explores the importance of oneself through sexuality, context, and introspection in the art of book arts. I work with memories, imagination, and consciousness in the form of book arts to express the importance of the self from my personal experience. Through the use of colors, materials, spatial compositions, and other visual components to manifest the content of my art, I want to illuminate the awareness of otherness including gender issues and an individual's vulnerability. Playing with the texts of Chinese and English, I intend to create narratives with languages, images, and other mixed media. In addition to crafting …
A Place Through Time, Kaitlyn Mathis
A Place Through Time, Kaitlyn Mathis
Summer Community of Scholars Posters (RCEU and HCR Combined Programs)
No abstract provided.
Creatively Communicating Concepts In Satellite-Based Synthetic Aperture Radar (Sar) For Forest Monitoring Applications, Melvin Poplar
Creatively Communicating Concepts In Satellite-Based Synthetic Aperture Radar (Sar) For Forest Monitoring Applications, Melvin Poplar
Summer Community of Scholars Posters (RCEU and HCR Combined Programs)
No abstract provided.
T700-701 D 3d Turboshaft Engine Interactive Training Project, David Stewart
T700-701 D 3d Turboshaft Engine Interactive Training Project, David Stewart
Summer Community of Scholars Posters (RCEU and HCR Combined Programs)
No abstract provided.
Predicting Stag And Hare Hunting Behaviors Using Hidden Markov Model, Rex Bringula, Ma. Mercedes T. Rodrigo
Predicting Stag And Hare Hunting Behaviors Using Hidden Markov Model, Rex Bringula, Ma. Mercedes T. Rodrigo
Department of Information Systems & Computer Science Faculty Publications
In this paper, we used Hidden Markov Model (HMM) to describe the gaming behaviors of students and whether they will exhibit “stag” or “hare” hunting behavior in a mobile game for mathematics learning. We found that there is a 99% probability that the students will stay either as stag or hare hunters. Our results also suggest that they would choose arithmetic problems involving addition. These game behaviors are not beneficial to learning because they are only exhibiting mathematical skills they already know. The results of the study show that stag and hare hunters have unique traits that separate the one …
Waterfall, Boen Dober, Lauren Mccraw, Damaris Brown, Anna Greenwood
Waterfall, Boen Dober, Lauren Mccraw, Damaris Brown, Anna Greenwood
Theory In Action 2020
In order to realize our concept, in the programming phase, we chose a wooden material as our stabilizing structure and a clear container to incapsulate the water and accurately reflect natural elements of a waterfall. Additionally we gathered faux greenery and rocks to create a lush setting for our focal point. During the schematic and design development phase, we sketched and proposed models for the overall construction. We then assembled the wooden structure with nails to provide a stable structure to support our continuation of floating wood stairs. Finally, a water pump inside the clear container of water ushered the …
Pinwheel, Caroline Berry, Mateo Umana, Erin Hodges, Grace Hubler
Pinwheel, Caroline Berry, Mateo Umana, Erin Hodges, Grace Hubler
Theory In Action 2020
Once the movement portion of our project was determined, our team moved to the design development stage where we began to research and sketch out our ideas on paper until we came up with our final design. We decided to create a piece of work that would contain a considerable amount of different colored pinwheels made of construction paper that would attach to fishing wire hanging from a hula-hoop. Since the piece itself would take up a decent amount of space, we knew that we needed to have it in a space where there would be room to walk around …
Pop-Up Book, Rachel Eshbaugh, Nate Fisher, Grace Hansen, Samantha Carranza
Pop-Up Book, Rachel Eshbaugh, Nate Fisher, Grace Hansen, Samantha Carranza
Theory In Action 2020
For this project, we decided to implement the law of symmetry and continuity. We showed symmetry by choosing to have a book as our project, as a book has symmetry by opening and closing evenly on both sides. Another way we showed symmetry is by having a 3D symmetrical tree in the middle of the book when you open it. For continuity, we added handing yarn to the tree branches to show aligned elements perceived as grouped together.
Flower Bouquet, Ashley Powell, Krista Oskam, Sara Rye, Cassie Vangorder
Flower Bouquet, Ashley Powell, Krista Oskam, Sara Rye, Cassie Vangorder
Theory In Action 2020
When we started working with flower shapes, we realized we could work with Gestalt's principles of closure, continuation, and proximity. Starting with the concept of a flower vase this demonstrates Gestalt's principle of proximity. Starting with the concept of a flower vase this demonstrates Gestalt's principle of proximity. People group things together when they are close to each other and a flower bouquet is the perfect example of this. The second principle you see in our work is continuation. Continuation is the way our minds sees segments of a line as a continuous line. This is most commonly demonstrated in …
Dominoes, Morgan Rimmer, Amanda Mcnally, Alyssa Bausbacher, Jaedyn Werner
Dominoes, Morgan Rimmer, Amanda Mcnally, Alyssa Bausbacher, Jaedyn Werner
Theory In Action 2020
This project is inspired by the design of dominoes in the way they fall when they are knocked over. While this project is similar in the way they fall, we were able to make it in a more creative and fun way. First, the law of continuation is seen in the way the blocks are layered and continue in a straight path. Next, the law of proximity is important for our design to function correctly. Without close proximity with one another the blocks would not be able to fall as easily, nor would they be able to be pulled back …
Bell Tower, Jarod Sankar, Kathryn Crowder, Isabel Rivera, Zanna Trotter
Bell Tower, Jarod Sankar, Kathryn Crowder, Isabel Rivera, Zanna Trotter
Theory In Action 2020
In our project, we decided to focus and corner in on the laws of symmetry and figure-ground. We felt that these laws best fit our idea and look we had desired for our project based on our mind-map created at the beginning. The law of symmetry is the idea that we are compelled to group items together to create a symmetrically balanced design. The fascia and body of the tower is all symmetrical but has diffused light inside the glass tower that are not placed symmetrically. Our mind automatically sees the tower as symmetrical and disperses the unfocused light throughout …
Writing For Arts Education Policy Review, Mark Graham, Sharon Chappell, Tracie Constantino, Pam Musil, Lawrence Scripp
Writing For Arts Education Policy Review, Mark Graham, Sharon Chappell, Tracie Constantino, Pam Musil, Lawrence Scripp
Faculty Publications
This article provides readers with suggestions as to how to prepare manuscripts for publication in Arts Education Policy Review. It is presented in a question-and-answer format and includes references to model policy articles.
Catch Me If You Can, Megan M. Provenzale
Catch Me If You Can, Megan M. Provenzale
Digressions: Literary & Art Journal
No abstract provided.
Brain-Starved Berliner, Adam Deross
Brain-Starved Berliner, Adam Deross
Digressions: Literary & Art Journal
No abstract provided.
Take Time To Smell The Roses, Sabrina Louissaint
Take Time To Smell The Roses, Sabrina Louissaint
Digressions: Literary & Art Journal
No abstract provided.
Echo, Danielle Williams
Blood Money, Angelica Zadak
Resilience In Delicacy, Linh Tran
Resilience In Delicacy, Linh Tran
Digressions: Literary & Art Journal
No abstract provided.
Nothing, Joy Oni
Bow And Scrape, Marina M. Handal
Bow And Scrape, Marina M. Handal
Digressions: Literary & Art Journal
No abstract provided.
Down By The Sea, Monique Cole
Down By The Sea, Monique Cole
Digressions: Literary & Art Journal
No abstract provided.
Sunday's Prayer, Megan M. Provenzale
Sunday's Prayer, Megan M. Provenzale
Digressions: Literary & Art Journal
No abstract provided.