Author Archives: Andy Snow

  For my final reflection of the Oral History projects, I listened to three different student’s interviews with their parents. It was interesting to listen to the conversations they had about historical technology and how it has changed over the … Continue reading →

For this oral history interview, I chose to sit down with my father, Greg Snow, who works for HomeStreet Bank in Seattle as the Vice President of Production Administration. I felt that my father would be a good interviewee because … Continue reading →

For this assignment, I read a chapter in Soonish that discusses the Synthetic Biology which encompasses making medicine and industrial inputs of technology. In this chapter, biology and DNA of food has been altered using technology so scientists can control … Continue reading →

McCloud’s definition of comics is “juxtaposed pictorial and other images in deliberate sequence” (9). In my comic, “The Ride to Success,” I chose to use words as the structure in order to tell the story in a chronological order. The … Continue reading →

In chapter one of Understanding Comics, I learned about comics and the influence that they have over their readers because it combines both pictures and words together to create an animation. Comics can be in a book, a magazine, a … Continue reading →

This digital collage project was fun for me because I had the opportunity to learn about Adobe Photoshop, a program I have not used before. With this project, I used many different tools that helped me create my collage. First, … Continue reading →

The art piece that I decided to reflect on was Rosalyn Drexler’s The Dream (1963). I chose this picture because I have learned about pop art in the past and have enjoyed trying to mimic its elements and principles. The … Continue reading →

For my technological artifact, I chose VHS tapes. VHS stands for Video Home System. VHS cassette tapes are dear to my heart because I grew up watching them with my family, especially on Saturday and Sunday mornings. After watching the … Continue reading →