Existence is Inherently Political Written by Alex Skelly In the essay “Writing While Black,” Laura Warrell paints a very clear picture from the beginning. Her work is considered to be political for aspects she sees as normal, lived experiences. I’m not a person of color. I don’t share this exact experience. But I am a […]
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CCAD writing professor Lesley Jenike discusses her new book of essays, City of Toys, writing while parenting, and how to publish your work. Two members of the Botticelli PR team, Abigail Bobst and David Ruiz, recently sat down with Dr. Lesley Jenike to chat about her new book, City of Toys, available now from Mad Creek
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Interview with Xiera Younce Xiera Younce is an accomplished illustrator, surface designer, and animator currently completing their Bachelor of Fine Arts (BFA) in Illustration. Their artwork features vibrant colors and diverse characters, inviting viewers into imaginative worlds. Can you tell us a little bit about yourself? What year are you, what’s your major, etc?My name
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Ross Osterholt is a 3rd year film student, who loves all things visual in art- but their greatest passion lies in writing and filmmaking! This Q&A reveals more: the deeper meaning behind their work, their love of symbolism and storytelling, and insight on their creative process! After reading the interview, check out their pieces “Shooting
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Elleigh Culver is a 2nd year illustration student, who loves fantastical worlds and makes feel good art! This Q&A reveals more: about Elleigh’s work in the children’s book industry, inspirations she has for her art, and insight on her creative process! After reading the interview, check out her pieces “The End of the Map” and
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