One of my favorite things about DC was the access to an abundance of free museums. The past couples years, I haven’t had very many museum going opportunities. Covid was a contributing factor. There is a museum in Roanoke, the closest city to Blacksburg that… Read More »Museuming Around DC: A Summer of Artful Adventures
At the beginning of the summer, I set a goal to sketch every day that I was in DC. It wasn’t for graduate school, or for any particular class, nor was it a requirement for my internship, but rather something I wanted to do. We’ve… Read More »77 Sketches | 83 Days
Today marks the end of an internship. I wasn’t hired to be a marketing intern, but I ended up as one. I was meant to spend half the summer in the office working with the estimating department and the other half working on a job… Read More »The End of an Internship
I’ve finally gotten Covid. When I wrote my first blog post on it. I never would have imagined we’d be where we are today. The ignorance in my post is embarrassing, but how could I have known? To be fair, the world was in a… Read More »Catching Covid
D.C is one of the most highly concentrated cities in the U.S for buildings in the architectural style known as Brutalism. These buildings are easily recognizable by their use of unfinished concrete in massive and monolithic proportions and their rigid and geometric style. They are loathed… Read More »Beautiful Brutalism