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I designed these buttons as part of my friend Kat's campaign in student politics. The whole thing was great fun, and she won the race, so that's nice. Check out www.katlord.ca for the website I helped design for her and some samples of the poster art we did.
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This digital portfolio represents my journey and the steps I am taking on this course. Everything I create is of value within my progression, especially as I begin to understand the themes that are surfacing. This poster was created for my Viva dated 28/1/14. As I reflect upon it, I feel it generates a holistic representation of my studies. In the poster I used an image of a ‘universe’ to represent themes that are ongoing. The planet is in silhouette to represent my fascination of extreme light. Using cardboard as my canvas is a replicated process, I believe it is because of the texture and physical layers of the material visually representing the layers of myself and my work. With regards to Jung’s theory, I am interested by the fact that my perceptions and understandings are influenced by my own personal unconscious as well as the collective unconscious of humanity. The dark planet might not be a literal representation, but perhaps a sense of unknown, therefore I have undertaken a process of my personal and collective unconscious surfacing to become part of my conscious workings. Without realising it, the image I created was a representation of a similar image I had seen whilst relaxing and browsing through a book. It was only in retrospect that I recognised the connections, as though my unconscious was aware of the significance and taken a snapshot of this image, days before my consciousness. I feel this poster strongly describes where some of these images from digital portfolio have spiralled from, just as a fellow student in my Viva said, “your piece is more significant than a world”.
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith has signed, in Edmonton on April 20, 2026, a joint statement with the Republic of Korea’s Customs Commissioner, Myeong-ku Lee, to waive a three per cent tariff for Alberta crude exports to South Korea.
The joint statement between Alberta’s government and the Korea Customs Service of the Republic of Korea confirms diluted bitumen shipped from Canada qualifies as a Canadian-origin product, removing a key trade barrier and improving access for Alberta energy producers.
In 2025, Alberta exported almost $400 million in crude oil to South Korea, up more than 500 per cent year over year, driven by expanded pipeline access. With tariffs removed, exports could grow between $400 million and $1 billion annually, depending on refinery demand. This strengthens demand for Alberta energy, supports jobs and investment at home, and provides Korea with a reliable, responsibly produced source of crude as it diversifies its energy supply. (photography by Chris Schwarz/Government of Alberta)
I took this photo as I was leaving the stadium and shot this to include the lions head and the busy street below. The metal decoration really helps to know where this picture was taken, gives a sense of awareness. In Lightroom I decided to bring out a lot of texture because I personally liked the rust on the metal, it tells the viewer that the stadium has been around for a while and has history.
@ the new bus station, Aberdeen.
Was out for a walk today and saw the wall of statements posters were up already. Officially opens on Tuesday. You'd defiantly need to go and have a look at them in person.
Best Practice on the Statement of Internal Control (SIC) Seminar, held in CA House 19th November 2024.
Iain White Photography.
This picture is called "Harvard doesn't equal Success and Happiness". It is important to be dedicated to one's goals and important to take every step necessary to meet them. But in doing so, one should never forget that at the end of the day what matters is how happy one is.
As a student, I relate to the struggles of getting into college and relate to how us students equate college with the success we will inherit. What we don't realize is that after we have spent our better days we will never look back at the grades we earned but the times we spent.
In this picture, the smile is made out of coins to symbolize success and happiness. One of the books on the left reads "All the light we cannot see" which displays the notion of equating college with happiness and success. Even though it is true to some extent, it is not all there is to it and hence there are somethings that the "light" cannot see.
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The delegates of the We Belong Together Women's Human Rights Delegation to Alabama make final edits to their statement to be read later that afternoon to the public at a community/media roundtable held at Saint Paul United Methodist Church in Birmingham, Alabama on March 22, 2012. The Delegation Statement concluded with a direct appeal: "Stand with us and stand with our sisters to support the repeal of HB56, fight the spread of racist anti-immigrant policies, and uplift our shared humanity, and the dream for a brighter future." Photo: Elizabeth Rappaport/Ms. Foundation for Women
Having the hability to become what others are, in order to understand and comunicate better, but never forget who you are.
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