News from the ALASC student newsletter, The Descriptor. The Descriptor was discontinued in 2017 but we thank all contributing students for their efforts.
The Book Project by Natalie Parker I call this “The Book Project” for lack of a better name. Over the weeks it took to put together, that is how I referred to it in my mind. I designed and made this piece myself using very worn (and oftentimes library discarded) copies of my favorite books. I had just moved…
A Time to Keep Silent by Barnaby Hughes I knocked on the outer door. “Come in!” I heard softly from inside. “Hi, Father Abbot,” I said as I entered his office. “Please, have a seat,” he said, indicating an ugly armchair that had probably been upholstered before the war. “How are your studies going?” As a young monk, I…
Dandelion by Pam Hooper My mother introduced me to the art of Zentangle a few years ago. The basis of the art form is to use a small piece of drawing paper [generally 2x2 though I use…
Reality Reflected by Lori Harris This work depicts the study of Youthful Postures in YA Library Spaces on which I am a research assistant. The part of study I’ve been more specifically working on is the virtual replication aspects. Therefore, my…
Cover Art for Invisible: À Perte de Vue by Claire Hand In 2013, I created the cover art for and edited my husband’s contemporary spy novel, Invisible: À Perte de Vue. The book is available in the UNLV Wiener-Rogers Law Library's popular collection, and an excerpt can be viewed at Harvard.com. …