Monthly Archives: September 2013

Jocelyn’s self portrait proved that emotions can define a person. Her use of poignant events from her life made me connect on a personal level. In recognizing these emotional connections, I could better understand who she was based on this … Continue reading →

Last week, Kyle had the daunting–and rather impressive–responsibility of being the first to present his self-portrait to the class. He was at odds with the fact that he was unable to explain his piece prior to performing it, which became … Continue reading →

Jill Rodesk and I had very different self-portraits.  Hers was all about interacting with the audience, whereas mine was purely a spectacle to watch. After much thought as to what to do about my self-portrait, I decided to showcase things … Continue reading →

For this blog post, I am writing about Erica’s self portrait. Erica’s self-portrait was unique, because it was the only one that had to be redone. Her first attempt showcased a power-point highlighting important things from her life, like her … Continue reading →