Kylie Tarburton: Blog #2

by Thesis Mentor | Mar 29, 2021 | blogs, Kylie Tarburton, photography, thesis2021

I don’t know if you know this about upstate New York, but it snows. A lot. And it’s cold all the time. Given that my photographs will mostly be taken in outdoor locations, the weather has been a major hurdle that is finally becoming less of a problem as we start...

Yasmeen Johnson – Blog Post #2

by Thesis Mentor | Mar 26, 2021 | blogs, thesis2021, Yasmeen Johnson

Protect Black Woman Ad: Explanation The BLM movement became a household name this past summer after George Floyd and Breonna Taylor’s horrific deaths. While marches were arranged to create awareness, many other issues were brought to light concerning the treatment of...

Lauren Daugherty – Blog Post #2

by Thesis Mentor | Mar 26, 2021 | blogs, Lauren Daugherty, thesis2021

I’ve made a lot of progress on my project! (Pics to come). So far, I’ve made my apartment here in Philly, and my house back in Nashville. I think this is one of the more creative projects I’ve ever done, and allows me to venture out into a totally...

Isabella O’Hare: Mountain Creek

by Thesis Mentor | Mar 25, 2021 | blogs, Isabella O'Hare, thesis2021, video projects

As the weather is getting warmer, the amount of time left to go snowboarding is declining. With this being said, I have begun going through all of my footage that I recorded while snowboarding at Mountain Creek, NJ. The footage that I recorded in this featured video...

Kenzie Myer: Blog Post #2

by Thesis Mentor | Mar 25, 2021 | blogs, Kenzie Myer, podcast, Social Justice, thesis2021

Hi everyone! I hope you and your loved ones are all staying safe and healthy as we continue to navigate the COVID-19 pandemic. I’m writing to you live from my high school boyfriend’s apartment. Though that last sentence makes my current situation sound extremely...

Kathleen Chechi – Blog Post #2

by Thesis Mentor | Mar 24, 2021 | blogs, Kathleen Chechi, thesis2021

For the past several weeks me and my partner have spent the better half of our time debugging. From different versions of Unity to out-of-date VR toolkits, the errors were endless. Prefab’s would not work the way they were programmed to, code was out of date, every...