Today we learned about risks and recovery from vaping.


Today we learned about risks and recovery from vaping.
Snack Time! Everybody Wash Your Hands!
This is my 10 minute shark man sketch. He comes complete w/ boxing gloves, crown, peg leg, knife leg, and pedobear chest tattoo. Then we type raced to improve our typing abilities and make strong hands. I won every time at 67 – 80+ WPM. Sorry yall.
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Today we were mostly finished with out Cultural Stories postcard designs, so everyone had free time and about half of the group spent it learning how to use Adobe Illustrator. I was introduced to Type Racer and Pedobear, only one of which is NSFW (hint: it’s pedobear). I made an emoji thing out of his head and also a Smokey the Bear fire prevention postcard. Next week we will have a few team members missing from our group and on Monday some of us will go to the US Bank Stadium for a technology tour.
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I spent a lot of time to make this image about my culture. I hope you enjoy it.
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This newsletter will be weekly I hope #homeBurglary, but this one covers the 2nd 2 weeks of Asian Media Access’ STEP UP Program for 2018.
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Today we looked at a site called Tuts+, you can find the website here: https://design.tutsplus.com/
Mia helped transcribe the Northside Stories videos while everyone else worked on some graphic projects. I made a photo look kind of like a sketch.
#whats_the_point_of_professional_develoment_anyway?
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According to the CDC, there are 6 flavors of violence.
If you are having trouble and are contemplating committing suicide, consider calling the Suicide Prevention Lifeline. Or maybe you just need someone to talk to.
Whether physical, mental, or emotional, do not harm your children.
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Today I Illustratored. Make marker text into 3D. And then screenshot detail attach here. [insert more information here]
Continue reading “STEP UP Week 3 Day 3”
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Legobama
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Today I make poster. It is about the dangers of many things, but mostly OMW. OMW means, ‘on my way’, which is an abbreviation used by serial texters. Abbreviations are used by people without time to text, which is common when driving, although not in Arizona, because there is no law against phone use while driving in Arizona. The statistics used on this flyer are mostly alternative facts, but not the one for texting while driving AKA distracted driving. Don’t text while driving, maybe you get hurt, maybe you hurt people or tree. Insurance money will not produce resurrection.
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