Jenna here, and here are some places Media Arts students should know around the campus.

Here we have the Media Creation Lab.

Get used to the Blue Cyc Wall, you’ll see it a lot.

The cool place where all of us poor art students get to use rad gear.

Some fellow birds on display in the Art Gallery.

Not sure what the Art-O-Mat is, but it’s neat.

Need help? The Reference desk in the Library is here for you.

You’ll find this sculpture outside the Health & Wellness building.

Got some big cheeses taking residence in here.

New Center for Student Engagement.

Christina is a very nice lady, just saying.

Indie Lab is like a second home.

(Shameless promotion, come see us on Fridays 1:00-3:00 P.M. for open digital drawing sessions!)

Students First building, see people about financial things.

When will this construction end…

Room 113 is like a “Home Room” for students in Media Arts. So fancy.

1. Within the Library of the center building is the Media Creation Lab. This is a place to work on your homework and project MAC use related classes.

2. In building 17 within the Studio Room here you can find the Blue Cyc Wall. How you ever seen a wall this blue!?

3. Now next to Studio Room, down in the hallway to the right, you can find the Equipment checkout counter. Here if you ever need to borrow equipment for your classes homework or projects, this is the place! Also here is one of our classmates enlightened on being in front of the counter, because for some reason it’s that cool.

4. Do you love to see other peoples art styles or work? Do you ever feel inspired or jealousy when you see it? Down in the main Art Gallery on campus you can see it all! This picture is only of half the portion of the main art gallery.

5. This is the Art-O-Mat, and for a measly five dollars you can acquire a souvenir, made from students! One souvenir I recommend is I think called, “Sonic-Cow”. The, “Sonic-Cow” is a very interesting, if you know or love Sega’s Mascot character Sonic.

6. This is the Library, located in the center building.

7. Right outside in front of the Health & Wellness building entrance is The Large Silver Sculpture. As of now it’s existence is still shrouded in mystery for most students. Even this majestic Turkey can’t even fathom this enigma of a structure, other than staring at it’s self.

8.) Here we have Mary Jo Kriendel’s office, within the main Art Gallery Building. Right when you enter it’s the first door to the right. She is known to be an art division office specialist.

9. Center for Student Engagement, located on the Center buildings second floor. I can be descriptive on what it is or what it consists of, but I have completely forgotten.

10. If you ever have trouble finding your career of study and have a feeling for love of art and computers. Go to Christina Salter’s Office in Building 1. You might find a possibility in what you want to major in and be able to open doors to opportunities. She is an advisory for Media Arts.

11.) Located within building 17 on the second floor, is the Indie Lab. If you need to use a MAC and work on homework or projects, this is the place. Also if you want to hangout with the Author of this blog, I’m usually in or the room next to the indie lab, because that area is my crib.

12. In building 1, there are tons of flags, from many different countries. Being patriotic as I am, on the bottom row of flags there’s America! Also since I like Japan too, there’s its white rectangular flag with a large red disc (representing the sun) in the center, at the top row.

13. Right near the center building, there has been even more Construction and this one is specifically on making a shortcut of stairs. If your class is right next to it be ready to hear a lot of drilling and hammering. Although recently as of now, it has been more quiet.

14. I’m pretty sure you have seen Turkeys multiple times on Campus and on other peoples blogs, but it’s just that they’re so cute and handsome that you see them frequently. I would have taken a more closer shot of this Turkey, but I was succumb to the fear of being attacked, although the turkey was more fixated in attacking its mirrored image reflecting from the silver sculpture.

1. Within the Library of the center building is the Media Creation Lab. This is a place to work on your homework and project MAC use related classes.

2. In building 17 within the Studio Room here you can find the Blue Cyc Wall. How you ever seen a wall this blue!?

3. Now next to Studio Room, down in the hallway to the right, you can find the Equipment checkout counter. Here if you ever need to borrow equipment for your classes homework or projects, this is the place! Also here is one of our classmates enlightened on being in front of the counter, because for some reason it’s that cool.

4. Do you love to see other peoples art styles or work? Do you ever feel inspired or jealousy when you see it? Down in the main Art Gallery on campus you can see it all! This picture is only of half the portion of the main art gallery.

5. This is the Art-O-Mat, and for a measly five dollars you can acquire a souvenir, made from students! One souvenir I recommend is I think called, “Sonic-Cow”. The, “Sonic-Cow” is a very interesting, if you know or love Sega’s Mascot character Sonic.

6. This is the Library, located in the center building.

7. Right outside in front of the Health & Wellness building entrance is The Large Silver Sculpture. As of now it’s existence is still shrouded in mystery for most students. Even this majestic Turkey can’t even fathom this enigma of a structure, other than staring at it’s self.

8.) Here we have Mary Jo Kriendel’s office, within the main Art Gallery Building. Right when you enter it’s the first door to the right. She is known to be an art division office specialist.

9. Center for Student Engagement, located on the Center buildings second floor. I can be descriptive on what it is or what it consists of, but I have completely forgotten.

10. If you ever have trouble finding your career of study and have a feeling for love of art and computers. Go to Christina Salter’s Office in Building 1. You might find a possibility in what you want to major in and be able to open doors to opportunities. She is an advisory for Media Arts.

11.) Located within building 17 on the second floor, is the Indie Lab. If you need to use a MAC and work on homework or projects, this is the place. Also if you want to hangout with the Author of this blog, I’m usually in or the room next to the indie lab, because that area is my crib.

12. In building 1, there are tons of flags, from many different countries. Being patriotic as I am, on the bottom row of flags there’s America! Also since I like Japan too, there’s its white rectangular flag with a large red disc (representing the sun) in the center, at the top row.

13. Right near the center building, there has been even more Construction and this one is specifically on making a shortcut of stairs. If your class is right next to it be ready to hear a lot of drilling and hammering. Although recently as of now, it has been more quiet.

14. I’m pretty sure you have seen Turkeys multiple times on Campus and on other peoples blogs, but it’s just that they’re so cute and handsome that you see them frequently. I would have taken a more closer shot of this Turkey, but I was succumb to the fear of being attacked, although the turkey was more fixated in attacking its mirrored image reflecting from the silver sculpture.

1) The Media Creation Lab

2) The Blue Cyc Wall

3) Equipment Checkout

4) The main Art Gallery

5) The Art-O-Mat

6) The Library

7) The silver sculpture with a very confused turkey

8) Mary Jo Kreindel’s office

9) The Center for Student Engagement

10) Christina Salter’s office

11) The Indie Lab

12) Flags of the world in Building 1

13) Construction workers hard at work

14) Some really cool art on the side of Building 5

-Ashley

1) The Media Creation Lab

2) The Blue Cyc Wall

3) Equipment Checkout

4) The main Art Gallery

5) The Art-O-Mat

6) The Library

7) The silver sculpture with a very confused turkey

8) Mary Jo Kreindel’s office

9) The Center for Student Engagement

10) Christina Salter’s office

11) The Indie Lab

12) Flags of the world in Building 1

13) Construction workers hard at work

14) Some really cool art on the side of Building 5

-Ashley

An empty (hopefully not for long) media creation lab. 

 The Cyc wall has always looked like a wave about to crash, waiting for a surfer to ride it.

He was prepared for pictures. I like this guy. 

 The art gallery was one of the first places I visited when I visited Lane for the first time last year. It’s so elegant.

I’d never heard of the Art-O-Mat before this project. It’s very cool! 

 The library is large and busy. The same cannot be said for the Reference Counter.

I’d like to sit in this work of art for a while and just think. 

 Mary Jo’s shelves really caught my eye when I found her office, I had to capture them.

The CSE was welcoming, but oddly empty. 

 Christina was absent when I found her office, so I was forced to take a picture of her door.

2nd floor in 17 is where I spend most of my time between classes. 

 The diversity in here is wonderful.

By the time I took this, I was left with an empty construction site. 

 TURKEYS!

1.) Swing by the Media Creation Lab, which is favored towards multimedia students with such programs as adobe suites; but is open to the general public! Located within the Library 2nd floor. ( Banana for scale)

2.) The Blue Cyc Wall, used mainly for lighting classes. Some say if you stare at it for long enough, it stares back into you! Located in building 17, first floor. (Banana for scale)

3.) Wanting to use state of the art tech for your class project? Look no further, with the right clearance you can at Equipment Checkout Counter! Located just around the corner of the Blue Cyc Wall in building 17. (Banana for scale)

4.) Come check out your art teacher’s and other staff member’s work at the Art Gallery! (Find the banana for scale on this image, its not as obvious!)

5.) Check out this nifty machine( The Art-O-Mat) and for just “tree-fiddy” – Errr, I mean for just five dollars you can get a souvenir to remember your trip to the Art Gallery. (Banana for scale)

6.)  Looking for a quiet study place? Needing to print? Looking for answers to a life-long question, such as: Why was Avatar the Last Airbender so horrific? Well at The Library you can at least achieve the first two! (Banana for scale)

7.) *Whispering* Ahh crikey, ain’t she a shiela! Here we have a vicious native northern turkey, standing its ground in the middle of the Sculpture; located right outside the Health and Wellness Center. ((NO banana for scale, but you’re going to have to take my word when I tell you this wild animal was about three stories tall and two car lengths wide!!)

8.) Thinking you’re up to the task of entering your own piece to the Art Gallery? Drop by Mary Jo Kreindel’s office, located conveniently in the Art Gallery itself. (No banana for scale)

9.) If you ever want to be more involved with student life, joining a club, or even creating your own; you will want to check out the Center for Student Engagement! Located on the second floor of Center. (Banana for scale)

10.) In 1998, a commando counselor was sent to higher education by the school board for a crime they didn’t commit. This counselor promptly escaped from a maximum security stockade to the Lane county underground. Today, still wanted by the government she survives as a counselor of fortune. If you have a problem, if no one else can help, and if you can find her….maybe you can hire The A-Team Christina Salter!!! Located in building one. (Banana for scale)

11.) This is a shot of The Commons with the opening door leading into the indie lab. This is a nice place to relax and do work in between classes. Located in building 17, second floor. (Banana for scale)

12.) The Students First Building or building 1, is where you can get help with counseling and financial aid! (Banana for scale)

13.) At first glance this construction photo is not that creative, but when you focus on such things as unity, tension, and rhythm; it is oddly not too bad. You can find unity by how the left frame of the photo connects to right by repetition of the ceiling support beams. Tension by how the brown dirt seems to come in from an angle ( not the corner) and points towards the middle of the photo. Rhythm through shaping.

14.) This isn’t that wild, but here’s a picture I took the other day feeding a squirrel on my Spencer’s Butte Hike. I didn’t know whether to feel like a Disney princess or like Kronk from the Emperor’s new groove, but either way they didn’t mind hanging out.

1.) Swing by the Media Creation Lab, which is favored towards multimedia students with such programs as adobe suites; but is open to the general public! Located within the Library 2nd floor. ( Banana for scale)

2.) The Blue Cyc Wall, used mainly for lighting classes. Some say if you stare at it for long enough, it stares back into you! Located in building 17, first floor. (Banana for scale)

3.) Wanting to use state of the art tech for your class project? Look no further, with the right clearance you can at Equipment Checkout Counter! Located just around the corner of the Blue Cyc Wall in building 17. (Banana for scale)

4.) Come check out your art teacher’s and other staff member’s work at the Art Gallery! (Find the banana for scale on this image, its not as obvious!)

5.) Check out this nifty machine( The Art-O-Mat) and for just “tree-fiddy” – Errr, I mean for just five dollars you can get a souvenir to remember your trip to the Art Gallery. (Banana for scale)

6.)  Looking for a quiet study place? Needing to print? Looking for answers to a life-long question, such as: Why was Avatar the Last Airbender so horrific? Well at The Library you can at least achieve the first two! (Banana for scale)

7.) *Whispering* Ahh crikey, ain’t she a shiela! Here we have a vicious native northern turkey, standing its ground in the middle of the Sculpture; located right outside the Health and Wellness Center. ((NO banana for scale, but you’re going to have to take my word when I tell you this wild animal was about three stories tall and two car lengths wide!!)

8.) Thinking you’re up to the task of entering your own piece to the Art Gallery? Drop by Mary Jo Kreindel’s office, located conveniently in the Art Gallery itself. (No banana for scale)

9.) If you ever want to be more involved with student life, joining a club, or even creating your own; you will want to check out the Center for Student Engagement! Located on the second floor of Center. (Banana for scale)

10.) In 1998, a commando counselor was sent to higher education by the school board for a crime they didn’t commit. This counselor promptly escaped from a maximum security stockade to the Lane county underground. Today, still wanted by the government she survives as a counselor of fortune. If you have a problem, if no one else can help, and if you can find her….maybe you can hire The A-Team Christina Salter!!! Located in building one. (Banana for scale)

11.) This is a shot of The Commons with the opening door leading into the indie lab. This is a nice place to relax and do work in between classes. Located in building 17, second floor. (Banana for scale)

12.) The Students First Building or building 1, is where you can get help with counseling and financial aid! (Banana for scale)

13.) At first glance this construction photo is not that creative, but when you focus on such things as unity, tension, and rhythm; it is oddly not too bad. You can find unity by how the left frame of the photo connects to right by repetition of the ceiling support beams. Tension by how the brown dirt seems to come in from an angle ( not the corner) and points towards the middle of the photo. Rhythm through shaping.

14.) This isn’t that wild, but here’s a picture I took the other day feeding a squirrel on my Spencer’s Butte Hike. I didn’t know whether to feel like a Disney princess or like Kronk from the Emperor’s new groove, but either way they didn’t mind hanging out.