Scene Recreation
My recreation of a scene from the second season of Arcane.
Read moreENGRD101. Fall 2024. Sections 27 & 31.
My recreation of a scene from the second season of Arcane.
Read moreThe school bus hummed to life that day at 3:24, still oscillating in its constant rhythm against the dust-tinged air and occasional sprinkle of chatter around me. Wedged into a nook, cozying into myself, I opened Eragon by Christopher Paolini. Its Dragons Eye beckoned me from across the library halls; I accepted its embrace, as […]
Read moreStretching: stretching in dance is on elf the most essential things a dancer can possibly do. It warms up your body my stretching your muscles and engaging all parts of your body that you need. For me this represents that stage of the writing process where you are brain storming and really finding different things […]
Read moreClick here to see my presentation When I was constructing an argument for this project, I was expecting to not have enough ideas to discuss. To combat this problem, I wrote down a lot of ideas. Once I started practicing giving my presentation, I quickly realized that not many ideas can fit into a presentation […]
Read moreThe literacy narrative significantly helped me meet this course’s learning outcomes: Compose texts in multiple genres, using multiple modes: Typically when I am asked to write a narrative in school, I am expected to be creative and make up a story. This was one of the only times I experienced writing about myself and my […]
Read moreThe literacy narrative significantly helped me meet this course’s learning outcomes: Compose texts in multiple genres, using multiple modes: Typically when I am asked to write a narrative in school, I am expected to be creative and make up a story. This was one of the only times I experienced writing about myself and my […]
Read moreHalfa Kucha provides me an unique opportunity to concise my argument into a three minute speech. If this presentation is a writing assignment, it might take me 600-800 words to clearly state my points. However, the time limit forced me to cut down my argument into the essential parts only. I decided to go with […]
Read moreBoth memoirs, Stitches and Spinning, utilize similar visual techniques to convey the main characters’ emotional states, particularly through facial expressions, body language, and composition. In both books, the authors use shading, line work, and panel composition to highlight the emotional weight of pivotal moments. When analyzing the two pages I selected from Stitches and Spinning, […]
Read moreThe use of shades in the two pages I traced from Spinning and Stitches are worth noticing. On the panel presented in page 288 from Stitches, the portrait of protagonist David is presented with a direct eye level camera angle. The panel is David’s reaction towards his father’s confession for giving him cancer when his breathing problem was treated as […]
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