Tulip Ceremony 2013

Check out a messy photo of Sheridan's graduating glass class!

 I'm glad someone told us to take one of these photos for an article, I'm sure it will be a treasured memory where I always shake my fist and wish someone had let me know there was enough room to sit down normally!

Maybe I'm sentimental, or know my own class too well, but I think this photo says a lot about us. I think it shows that some of us our busy, we're care-free, a bit unfocused, and clearly a little disorganized. Really, that just means there's a lot going on between the eight of us! We're a make-shift family with a lot of history, despite only knowing each other for three years.

Yay for sappiness!

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Advertising with Postcards and E-vites

This is part shameless advertising, part good advice.

At Sheridan our annual glass show in the gallery is coming up, and the third years always have to design an image to go on the postcard/e-vite. I think this year we did spectacularly well compared to past years, but to be honest I have only seen a couple of old postcards.

Rather than an image of somebody's work (or slices of everybody's work so there's no fighting) we all agreed to do an edited picture of our digitry.

Personally I think this is more eye-catching than a picture of art because it's out of the ordinary, especially in a wing that's filled with nothing but art!

Do you have any interesting ideas for business cards or postcards for yourself? Do you think it's okay to represent a diverse show (40 students and faculty), with one piece of art?

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