Category: Student Posts

For this weeks sketch, I instantly knew what movie and what scene I was going to use. The Breakfast Club, directed by John Hughes, is one of my all time favorite movies. The first time I watched this movie was when I was fourteen years old. I instantly fell in love with the characters, most … Continue reading Sincerely Yours, The Breakfast Club →

This assignment was perhaps the most challenging assignment yet, but also the most useful. Pulling apart Chute’s analysis was by far the most difficult part for me. I was not familiar with reading and analyzing scholarly texts, so I was a bit shook when I began this assignment. However, I found that through slow and … Continue reading Reflection on Spinning and Stitches →

 
“Prison Mike” from Season 3 Episode 9 of The Office

This is a depiction of my best attempt at recreating an iconic scene from Rocky. At first, it took me a while to come up with a scene that I could recreate for this Sunday Sketch. I continuously came up with new ideas, but none of them felt like they would be an accurate representation… Continue reading We Made It!

This sketch was……… interesting. Let’s start at the beginning. My original vision for recreating a movie scene was satirical. Because, sometimes, things are so bad that they’re good. My vision was as follows: Lullwater wildlife preserve at sunrise. My friend Lucas has ramen taped to his hair and has been bombarded with dollar store craft…Continue reading »

While writing this essay, I encountered many struggles which is why I have two drafts of my comparison essay on Stitches and Spinning. This is because after writing my first draft, I realized that I was scared to write what I was actually thinking, and this made my argument weak. While writing this essay the first go […]

The final, reinvented product can be found here. More to come! Check back later for a reflection! Yeet! Dab! Other cringey millennial slang word! Advertisements

This scene is taken from the movie Lady Bird. The story is about a teenage girl named Christine McPherson who calls herself “Lady Bird”.
The movie delivers unique insights about the turmoil of adolescence and the trauma that the mai…

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