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Isabelle McGuire: The girl behind the sombrero

July 31, 2013 by Haley Kluge Leave a Comment

Isabelle McGuire, an eighth grader from Traverse City Middle School, didn’t mix up the spirit days this week. Sitting in Karl Gude’s Illustrator and Infographics class in her sombrero, some campers were concerned she was getting her days confused; even though hat day was scheduled on Monday, McGuire still proudly displayed her collection of headgear during registration, hat … [Read more...] about Isabelle McGuire: The girl behind the sombrero

Gude’s class uses paper airplanes to collect data

July 30, 2013 by Haley Kluge Leave a Comment

“If you’re a dead body in a morgue, you’re going to be less noticed than a dead body on a lawn,” instructor of Illustrations and Infographics Karl Gude said. “So metaphorically, how can you be the dead body on the lawn? You have to learn to be different and be creative to be noticed.” Explaining the differences between good graphics and great graphics on Monday, Gude tried … [Read more...] about Gude’s class uses paper airplanes to collect data

Karl Gude’s students continue to focus on graphics

July 30, 2013 by Haley Kluge Leave a Comment

With the basics under their belt, Karl Gude’s Illustration and Information Graphic class prepares for their paper airplane flight contest on Tuesday afternoon. After spending Monday learning how to take drawings and adapt them in Adobe Illustrator, the class is tackling their end of the week project. Collecting statistics based on their flight patterns, the group will use … [Read more...] about Karl Gude’s students continue to focus on graphics

Summer campers dye t-shirts

July 29, 2013 by Haley Kluge Leave a Comment

Before their hands were stained with ink from newspapers, 400 MIPA campers soaked their hands with Rit dye as they invaded the lawn of Shaw Hall. Traditionally, campers received a complementary MIPA t-shirt after registering for camp. But this year, camp director Chad Sanders wanted to begin the creative process early on with the students tie dying their own shirts. “We … [Read more...] about Summer campers dye t-shirts

Sydney Bammel arrives as MIPA’s first camper

July 29, 2013 by Haley Kluge Leave a Comment

In anticipation of the opening day of MIPA’s 2013 Summer Workshop, junior Sydney Bammel from Rochester High School was already getting ready for camp by 9:30  a.m. for the 2:30 p.m. check-in in East Shaw Hall. Arriving more than two hours early, she was the first camper in line for registration. 9:30 a.m. – “I woke up this morning [Sunday, July 28] at like 9:30 a.m. and got … [Read more...] about Sydney Bammel arrives as MIPA’s first camper

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