Inspired by a water tower that I thought was a house when I was a kid. I really wanted to live in it, without realizing that I would drown if I tried.
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AI Research – Cory Sanderson
Lily FauntLeRoy – Project 2 Part 1
I’m not sure which of my two ideas I like so I will be doing a write up for each. One of the things I want more than anything is my health. I have struggled with my mental health or physical health or both for most of my life. Health struggles have been crippling in… Continue reading Lily FauntLeRoy – Project 2 Part 1

In a direct, literal sense, my object is a boot. It is a sturdy piece of footwear that covers the foot and ankle designed to keep those body parts covered and warm. However, with it being red and having a holly on it, the boot can represent the holidays, especially Christmas and could be denoted… Continue reading 
Teapot Research: Evelyn Pierce
For my object, I have chosen a teapot decorated to look like a cross section of a watermelon. Teapots have been used since as early as 1500 AD, and are essential in many cultures. They are utilized to steep tea leaves, or boil water to then make tea. When I think of a teapot, I… Continue reading Teapot Research: Evelyn Pierce
Lily FauntLeRoy, Wildlife by Tony Cragg
1.Immediate Response This reminded me of Where the Wild Things Are immediately. The scale of the three limps compared to the table is really impressive. I think it’s interesting that there are two reptile looking arms and a human hand. The ornate table is interesting, the scales on the leg and the carvings on the… Continue reading Lily FauntLeRoy, Wildlife by Tony Cragg
Future Artifact, Tas Csikos
When I first stumbled across the piece ‘Future Artifact’ by Ivan Toth Depeña, I was instantly reminded of the classic Pixar movie: Wall-E. I began visualizing the scene where the Wall-E, the robot, is compacting and shooting out cubes of trash and arranging them in a similar fashion as the art piece. Upon closer inspection,… Continue reading Future Artifact, Tas Csikos
Art Report – Maizy Troxell
1. Immediate Response When I first saw Jason DeCaires’ work I was blown away. I’ve always been really excited by art that features the interface of human infrastructure and nature. I love the way that nature always finds a way to reclaim human creations for its own. This is apparent in much of deCaires’ work,… Continue reading Art Report – Maizy Troxell