I'm not much of an artist. My drawing is as basic as basic can be, but that's okay. Writing is my craft, and drawing and painting are another's. That's why PCC offers the studio art and graphic design majors. The art and design students' best artwork is framed and displayed in the Visual and Performing Arts building galleries. In many […]
Look away from this screen for a moment. What do you see?
Ben and Katie—graphic design graduate students on campus—introduced me to the world they see.
“Everything that’s anywhere should have a point. Just take a look around us.” Katie gestured around the room we were sitting in.
During my freshman year, I was in a Principles of Drawing class. This was the first art class I ever took. And, while I thank God for the principles I learned in that class, I thank Him even more so for my teacher. She did a wonderful job, and we all learned so much. I haven't had her as a teacher since, but I stop and talk to her almost every time I pass by her.
When I first decided to come to PCC, I wasn't planning to study Graphic Design. (To read more, visit "My Quest for the Third Question's Answer.") But, since I made the switch, I have been reassured in so many different ways that it's God's will that I be here studying Graphic Design. 1. I'm reassured that I'm studying in the […]
Many moons ago when I was just a freshman (last year), I took a Digital Graphics (DG) class as part of my Graphic Design minor. I loved the class, but I looked forward to the day when I would graduate from the class into Graphic Design I (GD I).