I don’t know a lot or about sports players/athletes, but this guy is my favorite; I loved reading his story growing up. He was a stud of an athlete, he was the first athlete at UCLA to letter in FOUR varsity sports: football, basketball, baseball and track. How talented was […]
My dad. He’s flown for American Airlines for nearly 40 years, the great majority of that time in flight-test. You’d think my family has gotten to view him fly or ride in his plane, but sadly and very unfortunately, that is not the case. This was the first and only time that I watched him
Click here to read Quin and Me! For the majority of the last year, I interned at Clark County Food Bank in Vancouver, Washington; one of my coworkers, Cleome, wrote a cute fruit alphabet for her future preschool-aged students since she was a nutrition educator. She asked if I’d be interested in
The two trees are completely different colors. Yet what I love about this shot is that the leaves appear to almost bridge the gap between the trees. In a way, that’s how individuals should approach each other out of humanity; we can have our own opinions and differences, but at the same time,
Lone flowers in the midst of greenery have always been a special pull for me, coming from a tendency to search for symbolism in most things.
I found this mural somewhere on 11th street and of course it stood out. While the word Chaotic is the first thing that catches one’s attention, I mainly appreciate the phrase off to the side, “can’t stop art.” True words! Art doesn’t have to be limited to the traditional concept of fine art
This photo, 1 of 3 was honorably published in TU’s 2017 edition of Stylus Journal of Art and Writing.
Asking people for their permission to take pictures is not something I often do, but these sweet men were eager to have theirs taken!
