Tracing Stitches
Attached is my annotated page 63 where David retreats into himself as a result of his trauma.
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Spinning and Stitches Reflection
Before writing the actual essay, brainstorming similarities and differences while annotating my two pages was very helpful. I was able to find certain aspects about the two pages thanks to this process. I think that I was continuously thinking of how to connect the two whenever I noticed something on one of the pages. I […]
Read moreSketch 11: Assemblies
Before drawing the contents of this sketch, I though of the most important skill I learned in this class is the ability unite everything I learned together. I was able to unite my past memories and current advancement in my literacy narratives. I was able to unite two different comics and though of an these […]
Read moreSunday Sketch 11
For my last Sunday sketch, I decided to use a diagram of a violin to represent the work that I’ve done and the things that I’ve learned over this past semester. I play the violin, so this was a fun exercise to see how each part of the violin matched up with an aspect of […]
Read moreSketch 11: Assemblies
For this sketch, I choose to visualize my writing process through the lens of my progression. I start by talking about my writing process at the beginning of the semester, mentioning that I completed my Literacy Narrative pt.1 and my sketches using mostly writing skills I had obtained prior to this course, while also learning […]
Read moreSketch 10: Mix Tape
As the saying goes, everyone came from stardust. In many ways, people are more connected than they realize — when one is struggling, someone they know is likely experiencing similar challenges. This mix addresses moments when people feel down and conveys the message of hope, encouraging them to recognize their ability to change their situations. […]
Read moreSketch 11: Assemblies
For this assigment, I decided to create a diagram of the various functions of specfic parts of the heart, linking them to components I have learned through the semester. Left Atrium: The left atrium symbolizes the intake of resources and information that “energized” my learning process. Just like oxygenated blood enters this chamber in the […]
Read moreHalfa Kucha Reflection
The halfa kucha is a new style of presentation I have never encountered before, but I found the overall process very helpful in developing my critical thinking and public speaking skills. Due to the restrictive nature of the halfa kucha (compared to an essay), I felt that my thesis needed to be more straightforward so […]
Read moreHalfa Kucha Reflection
Constructing an argument in a presentation format required me to combine visuals with my claims, which helped to organize my thoughts as I worked. At first, I did some free writing, writing whatever came to mind without paying much attention to the structure. Soon enough, I noticed some repeating points and used them as building […]
Read morePlaylist When the World is Crumbling
https://open.spotify.com/playlist/4bg234cabRfnMJEo7NedXZ?si=820162f7d76c4f68&pt=9357000f54aca2a7d8618eb4b15095a2 My playlist begins from the Album Cover. This album cover has a backstory from my high school when my friends and I thought that the image looked a lot like my history teacher. Therefore, this playlist is when the world is experiencing another historical event, such as Covid-19. The songs all articulate mellow tones […]
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