Author: Harrison

For the twelfth Sunday night sketch, I constructed a house to demonstrate my progress over the course of the semester. When deciding what to draw, I consider how I could utilize a whole image to demonstrate parts of my semester. After debating between a few ideas such as soup, a castle, and a cake, I…

Through the mapping Climate Change assignment, I developed an outline for a recurring theme in the book. Within the book, an image of an eye appears on four pages within the comic. When I initially read the book, I was unsure of what the eye meant and I questioned its purpose. However, after I completed […]

After completing the English literacy narrative part 3, I practiced writing as a process, gained a new perspective of my literacy narrative part 1 through my comic, and developed an analytical version of my story. Throughout this assignment, I have completed many drafts, reflected on my work, and revised it. These processes are evident because […]

For the tenth Sunday night sketch, I recreated a scene from Superbad, my favorite movie. Within the scene, Fogel attempts to purchase alcohol with fake ID. To recreate this scene, I utilized an identical ID, rearranged my hair, and wore a dress shirt to complete his look. This sketch was very enjoyable and I recommend […]

The comparison essay of Stitches and Spinning proved to be the most challenging assignment this semester because it was constructed in an inductive manner, and I utilized Chute’s arguments as a lens for my essay. Prior to this assignment, I did not know how to write an inductive essay. Due to these circumstances, it felt awkward […]