“Stop motion” is a form of video animation, sometimes used to create the illusion of inanimate objects moving on their own. This is accomplished by shooting a series of photos, in which the object is moved slightly between frames…giving the illusion of true motion.

Introduction When I meet a fellow distance runner, one of my favorite questions is why they do it. What is it about running five, ten, fifteen miles, that keeps you coming back for more?  Everyone seems to have their reasons for running, and the statistics show that people are finding more reasons than ever before. [...]

For this project, I used the concept of erasure (creating something new by removing content, instead of adding it) to create new images from old, historic photographs.

While K-State students are given a Zimbra email account upon enrollment, this poor email client just can’t hold a light to GMail. Fortunately for the Purple Nation, there’s a (relatively easy) way to switch over to Google. In this quick tutorial, I’ll walk you through the steps we need to take for a superior email experience. Let’s get to it, shall we?