Vibrations is Everett Community College's annual art and literary publication produced by students in the GRAPH 252 (Booklab) class. It features work from the graphic arts, fine art, music, photography, theatre, and creative writing programs.
Leon Huynh
Made in Illustrator. 8.5x11in - A Bauhaus-style promotional poster for the Fenders on Front Street event. The event itself is for people who want to show off their vintage cars. I wanted to display the car on a "pedestal" that would be shown off to the world.
Leon Huynh
Illustrator, 11x17 - A limited color palette of the See America style poster, featuring Crater Lake National Park
Leon Huynh
UI/UX Design. A how-to app project for making a mechanical keyboard. I ensured the user experience was easy to follow and made sure that new and old users would have no trouble looking for what they want in the app.
Abby Smith
Media: photography. Dimensions: 3648 × 5472 This piece is apart of a series of four photos about color theory. In the age of fast scrolling, using colors that are complementary or analogous stops the eyes in their tracks. I decided to use bold colors to show how powerful color can be and how you can use it in a simple way.
Myles Redden
Studio Portrait - Dimensions: 32X49 Height: 49 Inches, Width: 32 Inches, Depth - A longboard is like a treasure to its owner, their soul, essence, everything to them. A longboard is a best friend to them and cherished as such. The choice in toned black and white is to present that warm feeling of love and care that a longboarder has for their piece as well as sitting in a relaxed manner with it.
Myles Redden
Line Photography - Dimensions: W:62x H:35 Depth:24 - Life takes us down many paths with steep declines and sharp curves, and sometimes it is straightforward. When going down whatever path, there will be opposing sides, something rough and sharp as a rock or smooth like water, it all comes down to decision making. The choice of black and white presents deeper shades and emotion, conveying that same feeling.
Kas Racine
Ceramic and stained glass 12X11X2 A modern take on an ancient design
Subin Hyun
Subin Hyun
Subin Hyun
Gary T.H. Norris
Media: Poem - Dimensions: Whatever size to fill space properly - Caption: I woke up from a dream with this image of duality in my mind, contemplating all the things we value in our lives that have dark foundations, and so I put this poem to paper.
Gary T.H. Norris
Media: Poem - Dimensions: Whatever is needed to fill space properly - Caption: Lot of people have gone on about how their love was written in the stars or something. Unfortunately that's not quite the way love works.
Brieanne McGrath
Photography taken with iPhone 11 Pro Max image size: 3329 × 2497 pixels DPI: 72 pixels/inch This photo was taken at Hurricane Ridge in Port Angeles, Washington. It is the product of me being in the right place at the right time. The young deer grazed on wildflowers in the sunshine, and I felt that this image of bliss represented the way nature and humanity both have begun to heal.
Brieanne McGrath
This piece is done using watercolor paint, image size: 2400 × 1350 pixels, DPI: 300 pixels/inch I painted this at the beginning of COVID quarantine when the future felt bleak and hopeless, waiting for a cure or preventative to be found for COVID. These feelings of hopelessness persisted throughout the length of quarantine. The sunlight peaking through the trees represented the rekindled hope that came with the medical breakthroughs to prevent the disease. It also represents a feeling of hope for our new normal in the future.
Dayna Strecker
Acrylic paints, 14x11" A simple fruit bowl still life.. but with frogs
Dayna Strecker
Acrylic paint, 8x12" Two lovers go out wine tasting in the valley
Jessica Mudd
This is a ceramic Betta fish, Raku Fired. Measures roughly 3x5x7". Betta Fish, also known as Siamese Fighting Fish.
Jessica Mudd
This is a ceramic goldfish, glazed with underglaze and crystal effects glaze to create the pattern. Measures roughly 3.5x3.5x4". There are several different species of goldfish, which come in a variety of colors and patterns. Goldfish are sometimes seen as an easy cheap pet and kept in fishbowls. In reality, goldfish require a large tank or pond and can live up to 30 years, but only if they are kept in the right conditions. I made these fish to represent the unique personality that each goldfish has and show how truly special that they are and deserving of proper care.
Jessica Mudd
This is a ceramic goldfish, glazed with underglaze and crystal effects glaze to create the pattern. Measures roughly 3.5x3.5x4". There are several different species of goldfish, which come in a variety of colors and patterns. Goldfish are sometimes seen as an easy cheap pet and kept in fishbowls. In reality, goldfish require a large tank or pond and can live up to 30 years, but only if they are kept in the right conditions. I made these fish to represent the unique personality that each goldfish has and show how truly special that they are and deserving of proper care.
Subin Hyun
6X6 in Degital Art - Text align art made by combining two representative songs of YB band (A Flying Butterfly, Blue Whale).
Martha Judith Estrada Echegaray
I created this art piece in 2021 in an effort to cope with my anxiety disorder. I like to use vibrate colors and various shapes.
Martha Judith Estrada Echegaray
I created this art piece in 2021 in an effort to cope with my anxiety disorder. I like to use vibrate colors and various shapes.
Martha Judith Estrada Echegaray
I created this art piece in 2021 in an effort to cope with my anxiety disorder. I like to use vibrate colors and various shapes.
Karalee Garcia
"Walking the Sun Down" is a walking poem. It follows the path I took from my house to Grove Street in Marysville, WA. As the first line states, I invite you to "step" into my poem and journey along with me, encountering everything that I encounter as the sun goes down.
Karalee Garcia
“Com ments” is an erasure poem of a passage of scripture, specifically Exodus 20:1-26 (NIV), also known as the chapter on the Ten Commandments.
Zainab Jappie
Media:Clay 6.5"×3.5" I luv making sculptural items that are functional. Decorations can become senseless and unnecessary wants. The inspiration stems from Islamic architecture and the arches depicted in masajids (place of prayer).
Zainab Jappie
Media: Clay 6.5"×3.5" I luv making sculptural items that are functional. Decorations can become senseless and unnecessary wants. The inspiration stems from Islamic architecture and the arches depicted in masajids (place of prayer).
Zainab Jappie
Media: Stoneware 9"×5.4" In Islamic culture water is a very important life source.From the Zam zam well in Makkah which plays in an significance for cures, for Ablution and cleansing. So much more to the Bedouins walking miles to find water that was carried in clay vessels.
Armando Olivera
-Mixed media on Watercolor paper -11 in. x 15 in. -A revelation of personal muse of the abstract and the feminine.
Armando Olivera
-Mixed media -9 1/2 x 12 x 22 inches -Book titled Boeing: Planemaker to the world, by Robert Redding. -A school project of a deconstructed book to represent our current state of affairs in the world.
Armando Olivera
-Acrylic on Canvas. -11x14 inches. -Exploration on Cubism and Non-Eucledian Geometry
Karalee Garcia
"WAR" is a cento poem or borrowed line collage of other poet's words. I've rearranged them into my own surrealist story. Is it a dream? Life post-apocalypse? A metaphor for the speaker's internal conflict as they turn thirty? You decide.
Elizabeth Salinas
Indigenous fairy is a whimsical, fictional playful prose about a rare enchantress, exotic Native Latina beauty, who lives in a healing garden, who is then encountered by her current, main mortal bf.
Kelwin Milici
5x8". Collagraph relief print made on an etching press. Oil-based print in on watercolor paper.
Kelwin Milici
5x8". Collagraph relief print made on an etching press. Oil-based print ink on watercolor paper.
Jerrilyn Brower
8x10" Digital photography. I was out and about in my yard, on the search for something to photograph, when this hummingbird flew by and landed on a morning glory vine. I was very excited to get such a good photo of the bird, as hummingbirds can be quite difficult to capture.
Jerrilyn Brower
8x10" Digital photography. This photo of my dog, Nova, was taken behind an old barn at my grandma’s house as the sun went down. I edited the photo to have a sepia tone, giving it a vintage or nostalgic feeling. Nova was always so proud and ever watchful. We called her Noble and she was my guardian.
Jerrilyn Brower
8x10" Digital photography. This night photograph features clean, modern architecture. This is part of an ongoing personal photography project involving lightly illuminated liminal space.