Lauren Hugo says she started doing photography as a hobby, but it has turned into an outlet of creativity for her. “I am a journalism major and photography has always just been something I did for fun. But I like … Continue reading The Creative Process: Lauren Hugo
Hannah Delashmutt, finishing up her senior year in Valley, NE, says that when it comes to creativity, she creates miscellaneous things, but we are all creators in the end some way and somehow. “I create cheers, lots of new recipes, … Continue reading The Creative Process: Hannah Delashmutt
Anna Matuella says that she creates graphic design, but more specifically ways for information to be spread or explained in a visual way. “My inspiration depends, but normally there is a constant throughout, and it’s a newfound love for life … Continue reading The Creative Process: Anna Matuella
I have been doing a lot of thinking about the creative process lately, and how we come to take these millions of random and strange ideas bobbing around in the oceans of our head and make them into something. Sometimes … Continue reading The Creative Process
I received my first manicure when I was eight years old. I went with my mom to a small place in our hometown mall, and was immediately overwhelmed with the smell. The chemical fume and cleaning alcohols combined and drifted through the room, hitting my poor eight-year-old self in the face like a punch. An immediate headache formed at the base of my neck, but by the time I saw the “polish wall”, all thoughts of discomfort were forgotten. I had never seen so many different shades in my life, all organized so neatly and pristine in their racks. As … Continue reading Yellow Nail Polish
Last night at my college, Dr. Eve L. Ewing held a performance and Q&A session. If you’re unfamiliar, you need to educate yourself, because she is an inspiration, super funny and relatable, brilliant and most of all, a complete and … Continue reading Poetry Culture
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