Group "Hello, do you like sex?"

Dolores Explorers

Carolyn Duff, Ben Conde, Haley Wright, Karly Brunner, Cam Offer, Octavia Jackson

team "Feel That"

David Hupp Identity Final Critique [Updated]

Updated per instructor feedback

Team Dolores Explorers

Team Members

Haley

Octavia

Karly

Ben

Caroline

Cameron

Team "Hello, do you like sex?"

David Hupp, Blake Truitt, Citlali Renteria, Diana Vargas, Simone Parker 

Hyperbolic tropes

Team Feel That

Rhetorical devices:  Satire, Innuendoes

Format:  Business cards  

Ashley Belfsky, Philip Bradley, Adam Nauseda, Kory Powell

Powell - Final Identity

David Hupp Identity Final

Identity Final Critique - Diana Vargas

Blake Truitt identity corrected

The changes that I made are that I made the font size the same across all projects and that I removed the background that was showing through between the legs in the cautious image. I made spelling correction as well.

David Hupp Identity Draft

Simone Parker- Identity project

For my project I focused on my race and gender, and how it makes/doesn't make me, who I am. 

I utilized self-portraiture combined with imagery reminiscent of Aunt Jemima/Malcolm X and St. Catherine/ Lady Macbeth ( the villainess from Shakespeare's Macbeth). I use them to show how these sometimes positive and sometimes negative views of my race and sex are all valid in the sense that they've come together to influence who I am today, but also invalid in the sense that they don't completely show who I am. 

The first image is the complete poster. but I also posted some close ups, since the ratio of the document makes it appear smaller.

For an already discussed reason, I will not be participating in the critique today since I will be attending my sister's graduation.

Id Project

Identity Final - Philip Bradley

This is just the intro. I'll bring the intro with the full film to class. It makes more sense with the piece as a whole.

Haley Wright - Identity Final

Brunner Identity Final

Although my final project is a flip book, this is what each doll looks like on both sides.
This represents my identity by:
- Polish ( Mom Collects matryoshka dolls)
-German and Catholic (Christkindl Market)
- A girl (Matryoshka dolls are typically female)
- My emotions/personality ( Matryoshka doll faces and Journal entries)