Live, Laugh, Blog

 The blogging experience is not one I will quickly forget. It was nice, for once, to be able to talk about important things and not worry about sounding professional. It was great to solely write and have fun with it. I took a lot away from this experience too. I learned how valuable low stakes writing can be, how helpful it can be to generate a positive outlook on writing, and honestly I just enjoyed it (I may look into blogging more casually, and potentially have a professional one too).  I will be selecting my top blogs based upon the following categories: Professionalism, Design, and creativity. I then will select one of my Peer's blogs that I enjoyed overall. " Tonight is the Dundies, the annual employee awards night here at Dunder Mifflin. [holds up a trophy of a business man] And this is everybody’s favorite day. Everybody looks forward to it, because, you know, a lot of the people here don’t get trophies, very often. " -Michael Scott Professionalism What Young Wri...

Hey y'all, so I read the graphic novel Skim  by Mariko and Jillian Tamaki. Skim was overall a really good and fast read. I'd highly recommend it to someone who wants to get into graphic novels, even though there can be a few triggers throughout the reading. Below this you will find a short book trailer I composed to see if the book is anything that would interest you. I covered up any potential spoilers with text so there's that lmao... Also, if you would like to use the program, Biteable , feel free! It's free to use  I found making a book trailer to be quite difficult. It was really hard to make the book sound interesting and compelling without giving any spoilers. It took me longer than I thought it would to create it because of that. I tried using stock images, but I felt like it didn't have the same effect as if I used the images from the novel. I'd say my favorite thing about creating this was finding images that conveyed what I wanted to say without spoil...