Category Archives: WINTER 2017
Media Arts Resources
Lane Scavenger Hunt
The equipment check out room.
The Blue Cyc Wall.
Center for Student Engagement.
Art Gallery.
The Art-O-Mat.
The Library Reference Counter.
Sculpture outside Health & Wellness Center.
Mary Jo Kreindel’s office.
Media Creation Lab.
Judy Gates’s office.
The Commons area.
The flags.
Construction.
By: Gabby Mujica
Typostrate: A world of Typography!
Typostrate is a professional typography blog. I think the site design is chic and clean. I enjoy the use of black and white. Although a simple design, it is rather effective with easy navigation. The easy navigation is provided from the drop down menus and a search bar at the top of the website. Each drop down menu is linked to a category that leads to things from useful information to inspiring images and tips. Each category has at least 5 or more different sections to explore. For example, the resources tab has the sections of free fonts, book reviews, templates, videos, guides, pens of choice, and design deals.
One of my favorite pages from this blog is the Guides section under Resources. This section is just one of the many useful pages filled with quality information from Typography to even a Brush Pen Guide. http://typostrate.com/category/resources/guides/
This site has so much to offer readers with rich tutorials, quotes, and more! I also noticed this blog is frequently updated which keeps more people involved with great content.
Overall, I think Typostrate is a unique website that explores typography in a well rounded way. People seem to forget Typography is not something minuscule but something important that can make or break a piece. I think Typostrate knows that and seeks to share and educate people in the ways of this art form. I can see this through their mission statement on their about us page.
“The mission since the begining of typostrate, was to create a site which shows the passion and power of typography to the world. Typostrate tries to reach as much people as possible on the planet and show them that typography is not only a niche product or a sublevel of graphic design. Typography is an own world and we take you on the journey through this adventure. Enjoy our site and spread the love for typography to your friends and family.”
-Typostrate.com
Here’s a preview of their website.
You can visit Typostrate here: http://typostrate.com/
Thanks for reading!
Gallery of your student resources
#1 Equipment Checkout: I couldn’t find a good photo, so I just asked everyone to smile haha.
#2 Blue Wall
#3 Student Engagement Center
#4 Main Art Gallery
#5 Arto-O-Mat
#6 Reference Counter
#7 Silver Sculpture
#8 Mary Jo Kreindel’s office
#9 Media Creation Lab
#10 Judy Gates’ Office
#11 Commons Area
#12 Flags in Building One
#13 “Turkey Shot”
Media Arts Student? Check out these great resources here at Lane!
Behold! The Equipment check out counter.. Well at least this is where you will be standing in line to check out or return your awesome gear!
Studio “Blue Cyc Wall”
Center for Student Engagement.. No, not marriage proposals..
Lane’s Art Gallery
The Art-O-Mat – A spreading trend repurposing old cigarette machines to sell Art!
Behold a Library Sign..
Silver sculpture in front of the Health & Wellness Center!
This marks the office of Mary Jo Kreindel
Media Creation Lab located in the Library
This marks the office of the lovely Judy Gates
This nifty image marks the door of the Indy Lab in “The Commons” area..
Students First Building
Thanksgiving dinner protester
By: Sarah Andrews
Angus and Sorsha tour the Media Arts Resources
By: Fiona Harlan.
Quest for Student Resources
Ich bin ein Schnitzel
I am Thomas. Hallo! I’ve never had as non-porn related blog, so this “lack of visible kneecaps” thing is new to me. I am a first year student at LCC, and so far I’m enjoying it. I work at a Mexican restaurant, so if there is ever a faint tortilla chip smell in the room, it is probably me. I spend copious amounts of time with my nose stuck in a 3DS and I’m always available to talk Pokemon or any other video game. Consumer technology gets me hot and heavy, and I can’t help but geek out about everything tech from concept roofing to augmented reality. I am an aspiring comedian/game show host. My silliness is very prevalent in my work and I’m so excited to share it with you guys. “Summer Breeze” by the Isley Brothers is my guilty pleasure song, my favorite movie is “Shawshank Redemption”, the first movie that made me cry was “Bolt” with Miley Cyrus and John Travolta, and my favorite political ideology is communism. If anyone has any questions about computer stuff, what tv they should buy, or how shiny breeding works, feel free to come talk to me. Also, I don’t really speak German, but their words make me laugh.
Who Am I?
Hi! My name is Gabriella Mujica, but you can call me Gabby. I’m an 18 year old graduate from Marist Catholic High School in Eugene, Oregon but was born and raised in Discovery Bay, California. I am currently attending Lane Community College as a Multimedia Design major in hopes to become a professional photographer.
Growing up, I was always surrounded by my parents and older sister, along with great friends who I truly consider to be family. In 2015, my family grew as my nephew, Ethen Domminic, was born in August. He is a huge blessing in my life and the reason I made the career decision I did. Ever since he was born, I’ve taken multiple pictures of him every single day and it’s amazing to look back at them and see how much he’s grown in 16 months.
A few things that I enjoy doing are playing sports, listening to music, and working on my art. I love what I do and the people whom I get to do it with. One of those people is my boyfriend, Joshua. I’ve been with him since the summer… and just yesterday, he got on a flight to San Antonio, Texas for basic military training in the Air Force. Not only is he my boyfriend, but he’s been my best friend all throughout high school, he’s someone who makes me feel complete and safe in my own skin. It’s hard being apart, but I know that love conquers all and one day we’ll be together again.
By: Gabby Mujica