Browse Items (9267 total)

Our prompt was to create an illustration based off of a phobia. I'll let you guess what this skeleton is afraid of.

The transition back into a forever-altered world after the pandemic was one that left me picking up the pieces and trying to arrange meaning out of meaningless moments.

I can never believe the mental fortitude that our life models must have to stand there, saying nothing, doing nothing, moving nothing. This girl posed for us for 30 minutes, I hope she was daydreaming something riveting.

A home is just a house to any passerby, anyone who hasn’t lived there. This idea is simple, having a place of comfort and rest is a human need. The idea of "home" is completely universal- everyone who has had a home or does have one has their own…

I was inspired by the prompt, "meeting the oracle." To me, an oracle is someone who has special knowledge or experience. In this piece, the oracle is a spaceship mechanic who is interrupted from her work by a small child with a broken robot. I wanted…

Utendi wa Mwana Kupona [Mwana Kupona’s Poem] is one of the most popular poems in Kiswahili literature. It was written around 1858 by Mwana Kupona binti Mshamu (c. 1810-1860) for her daughter, Mwana Hashima binti Sheikh (1841-1933). Didactic in…

Utendi wa kutawafu Nabii, a characteristic example of the utenzi tradition in its early expression, commemorates the life of the prophet and includes his final message to the faithful before being visited by the angel of death. The poem exemplifies…