By Ashley Huggins People often like to think themselves more creative than they actually are; all too often, the same themes and storylines seem to appear in various forms, be it film, television, literature, art, even social media. Despite similar themes being echoed in all of these formats, people keep finding more unique, unexpected places to create. Classic literature, … [Read more...] about Modern Classics: The Lizzie Bennet Diaries
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Learning 3D: The Seven Days of Creation… Modernized.
If God were to create the world today, he would probably use Autodesk Maya. The 3D computer graphics software allows users to create anything they can imagine and breathe life into their creations with animation. It is used by special effects artists, animators and architects to create objects, characters, buildings and whole virtual worlds. When you open the program for … [Read more...] about Learning 3D: The Seven Days of Creation… Modernized.
New Slang: Colloquialisms of the 1900s
Street language and slang give a vibrant snapshot of any era, shifting in response to popular songs, slogans, and catchphrases. They illuminate a decade’s moods and vogues, a certain group’s tastes, a rich moment of communication. In the present time, our clichés appear to be nothing more than mundane clichés but looking back at the jargon of the 20th century in theUS, even the … [Read more...] about New Slang: Colloquialisms of the 1900s
Aly Bullock
Aly Bullock, a senior majoring in communication, examines current issues in politics and their effect on the upcoming elections in 2010 and 2012 http://myportfolio.usc.edu/abullock/ … [Read more...] about Aly Bullock
Courtney Finello
Courtney Finello is a senior majoring in fine arts with a minor in communications design. She loves eating, talking and writing about food, and her blog explores the connection between art and cuisine. http://myportfolio.usc.edu/finello/ … [Read more...] about Courtney Finello