"Waterfall" by Jaylah Lewis
Freshmen; Data Analytics major
Artist's statement: "I chose this design for my collage because I wanted something that was simple but still
very interesting to look at. One of my main focuses on this piece was the symmetry in each section I wanted to
make sure that it was just right. The most challenging part about creating my collage was getting the colors
just right in blocks three and five. This took me a while because I needed to find the right values in my function
to get the colors right. The most rewarding part of the collage creation was seeing everything that I had worked
on for hours finally come to life, just like how I imagined."
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"America the Beautiful" by Missy Riegle
Senior at the Indiana Academy (plans to major in electrical/computer engineering)
Artist's statement: "I chose the design because there is so much variety in the different symbols that represent
America and I wanted to create a collage to display that. The most challenging part about creating the college
was combining all the little functions into one large one that would actually create the collage. The most rewarding
part of the collage creation was when I finally got it to run and saw it displayed and that it looked exactly like
I wanted it to."
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"Home, no matter what" by Hunter Willis
Junior; Astronomy/astrophysics major
Artist's statement: "I choose this design as I wanted to show my friend's artwork and show the world that we all
created together in our time playing D&D. This is the planned home of our characters and as this group has been
such a safe space for me, I wanted to show that they will always be a place I can run to, just like a home. The
most challenging part was probably just figuring out what modifications I wanted to do for each image as I wanted
to pick something eye catching but still possible with the limited knowledge I possess. The most rewarding part had
to be seeing each section work after I created them, specifically the night sky and it's randomization aspect."
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