On a few occasions, I’ve had the opportunity to act as a judge for other people’s writing. One of them is for the Tampa Tribune RF “Red” Pittman Scholars Program,… Read More
Judging Other People’s Writing
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Writing My Life into Poems
Blog #17 The other day I was strolling Teddy in the sunshine and listening with my Bluetooth to a poetry reading by Sharon Olds at Emory University in 2014. She… Read More
I Like to Dream
In the spirit of theatrical whimsy, I thought I’d use today’s blog post to talk about two dream projects that have been on my mind lately. Those who know me… Read More
All In Engine Virtual Production Motion Capture Storytelling
Unreal Engine & Motion Capture I had a lot of fun creating this video entirely in Unreal Engine using mocap data from the Xsens Link suit for the body, and… Read More
The Courage to Create
The Courage to Create By Cecilia Lueza My passion for art has been the burning light guiding my life since I was a child growing up in Argentina. My artistic journey… Read More
I Like to Dream
Those who know me well know that I have long had an obsession with Elizabeth Bishop – particularly the period in which she left Brazil in 1970 to teach at Harvard and fell in love with Alice Methfessel…. Read More
Writing My Life into Poems
Writing My Life into Poems By: Sara Ries Dziekonski 3/26/21 Blog #17 The other day I was strolling Teddy in the sunshine and listening with my Bluetooth to a poetry… Read More
Judging Other People’s Writing
Judging Other People’s Writing by Yuly Restrepo March 26, 2021 On a few occasions, I’ve had the opportunity to act as a judge for other people’s writing. One of them… Read More
Statement of Purpose
March 26, 2021 Sarah Gerard I began teaching a memoir workshop which will meet online every Monday for eight weeks. I like to spend the first session of a new… Read More
TRANSFORMATIVE INSPIRATIONS: Looking Backward BLOG #17
It’s interesting to look at “old” work and reflect on the changes and shifts in your creative path. I pulled out work that really are my “Aha” moments while preparing… Read More
