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Emily Carr University 2010 Exhibition: Design
The 2010 Emily Carr University Graduation Exhibitions. Nice vinyl on concrete outside the Granville Island campus. The whole show was pretty well branded, from the name tags to the labels to the wayfinding to the print catalogue. I made a quick run around the Design exhibit at this year's Emily Carr grad show. The following are some of the...
Design Project Hours and Budget
How much time and money does a 4th year design graduation project take? Nearly 1,000 hours and over $3,000....
2009 Emily Carr Graduation Exhibitions
You are invited to view the work of our Undergraduates and Graduates from the Design, Fine Arts and Media programs. Undergraduate Exhibition May 3-10 10am to 6pm Graduate Exhibition May 3-17 10am to 6pm Preview Night Friday May 1, 7pm to 9pm Emily Carr University of Art + Design 1399 Johnston Street Granville Island Vancouver BC V6H 3R9 604...
What to Measure?
A progress report given in-class for an Industrial Design graduation project about measurements for our time.
Measure 2009
Thoughts on a graduation project proposal for Industrial Design at the Emily Carr University, 2009.
Emily Carr Pilgrimage
A video: students of the Emily Carr University make a winter morning pilgrimage to the grave site of their school's namesake, and Canadian painter, Emily Carr, in Ross Bay Cemetery, Victoria, Canada. Post-respects coffee at Cafe Fantastico in Cook Street Village. Ed. note: best espresso I've maybe ever had. Also: below, an image of Carr's 'original' grave marker, installed by...
iPhone University?
An open letter to Haig Armen, sessional instructor, concerning my concerns over his Spring 2009 2D Design Concentration course: Interactions and Applications for small screen technology (iPhone), at the Emily Carr University.
Clément Quotes
"Everything we see is an iceberg." Clément Vincent, Assistant Professor in Communication Design at the Emily Carr University. Myself and a handful of senior students attend his weekly Design Futures class. We give presentations and discuss readings on the design process, how we define design, and the paths we take around / through / beyond it. Below, some quotes...
Congregation Wallpaper
By popular request, desktop wallpaper of your favourite heads of Emily Carr. 1024 x 768 1280 x 800 1280 x 1024 1440 x 900...
Grad Projects, One Month
Presentations by fourth year Emily Carr University Industrial Design students after their first month of initial research. Instructors Tom Becher and Jim Budd. Live-blogged from the classroom. All notes below paraphrased (at best) and interpreted by me. 9:27 Michelle: Secrets of eating habits. Research books (Richard Buchanan's Rhetoric, Humanism and Design, Hungry Planet, (un)popular Design from Dunne & Raby) presented...
Need and Affordance
Fourth Year First Day: A fourth year industrial design graduation project class at the Emily Carr University attempts to sort themselves into theme-based groups on the first day of their final meeting. (At this point the professors have already left the class in frustration). Tom Becher flips over the course syllabus at his desk in the design studio and...
Interning With NGOs
A friend is about to embark on an internship with a South East Asian NGO and asked for some advice. I've been thinking about some general principles I learned during my time in the Philippines, in Bali, and with other non-profits and project-based organizations over the years. The following is my response, a sort of thinking-out-loud.
The Fit of Existenz
David Cronenberg's eXistenZ (1999) is a near-future noir of virtual reality gaming, genetic mutations and--like all Cronenberg films--a graphic discussion of the nature of the body and its relation to invasion and manipulation. Specifically, I'm interested in the designs of the organic game pods: mutated amphibian semi-creatures with synthetic DNA that port into the gamer's spine. The bioports are installed...
Eindhoven Idioms
A short assignment for Forum with instructor Danielle Arets at the Design Academy Eindhoven: Come up with a new slogan (or an anti-slogan) for Eindhoven: Try to think of a promotion campaign to embed this slogan in a series of activities Your slogan/ campaign has to be based on some research; what is the creatieve [sic] DNA of the...
Identity Feedback
The travel bag that transforms. A short essay, referencing class readings, about a product that has transformed my life.
Emily Carr Design Graduation 2008
A selection of works from the Communication and Industrial design grads that caught my eye while checking out the exhibit website.
Design Academy Unit Phase 2
Second half of an Atelier Module 3 class assignment for the second midterm presentation on April 23, 2008. Includes images of student work and comments from the instructors.
Studying in Translation
So while most of my Dutch peers and instructors conduct our Public Space Department classes in English at the Design Academy Eindhoven, often entirely for my benefit (sometimes I'm the only non-Dutch at the table)--and for which I must say I am so grateful and in debt to for such accommodating kindness and self-restraint--they'll still occasionally lapse into Dutch...
Public Space Sustainable Exhibit Notes
Hi fellow assignment teammates, just some quick ideas regarding the exhibit we're doing for Public Space, Design Academy Eindhoven. So visiting-artist last week Max liked our idea of many variations on that theme of visualizing symbiotic relationships. I'm thinking that, in the interest of time and effort, some can be just that, visualizations, while others can be actual working...
Design Academy Aphorisms
A casual collection of sayings, ideas, advice, maxims, uttered by professors and guest lecturers at the Design Academy during the first third of my term here.
What is Cradle-to-Cradle?
A discussion with my class group was had at the Design Academy Eindhoven today on just what is (and what isn't) cradle-to-cradle. It was theorized that everything in nature is cradle-to-cradle; almost everything by man, is not. And some questions were raised, which I hope to answer both objectively and subjectively, as briefly and in as plain an English as...
Design Academy First Impressions
Hi David, Jeff Werner here. How's things? Me: I'm in Eindhoven. Been here over a month now. Got a decent room in a townhouse with three flatmates, themselves from all corners of the globe and masters students at the Academy. My days (and nights) are filled with studies in the Public Space department and the Atelier module course, which is...
Design Academy Exhibit
The Family of Form exhibit at the Design Huis in Eindhoven, Netherlands is currently showing "works of three generations of graduates from Design Academy Eindhoven." By three generations they mean over the past decade or so. Here are some of the pieces I documented with the English text copied from the show's labels. Many of these pieces are what originally...
Design Academy Unit Phase 1
First assignment, Atelier, Module 3, Spring 2008: Make a 'unit' that you can fit inside of. Use any cheap / free material. Minimum size of one cubic metre and no larger than an elevator. Think of aesthetics, decoration, sensitivity. Keep it simple. Make it personal, something you like. Read it as an empty book. On the other hand, don't think....
Fax Not
This is excellent [that you sent me an email with a PDF form to apply for Emily Carr Institute Bursaries], I am ready to apply right away. One lengthy note...er, rant, however: Is it possible to submit this via email? I'm confused as to the benefit and perceived extra legality of faxing a form that requires me to find a...
Student Exchange Spring 2008 Map
A Google map marking the locations of 24 23 24 Emily Carr Institute students currently on single-term exchange at art and design universities around the world. View Larger Map Camila Arango - COMD - IED-Barcelona/Spain Alex Buss - COMD - Designskolen Kolding/Denmark Jennifer Griffiths - COMD - ENSAAMA/Paris Tobias Ottahal - COMD - The Cooper Union/New York Theresa Wong -...
Petra Blaisse and Inside Outside
A design firm I toured recently through a friend. Blaisse's Inside Outside, located in an old school house in Amsterdam, consists of two studio spaces (one for Outside or landscape work and one for Inside, or interior design projects), as well as a meeting and supply room. Blaisse and her firm have completed work for the Seattle Central Library, Casa...
Internship Transition
Video prepared as a component of a presentation given at the Emily Carr Institute in Vancouver, Canada concerning a student design internship in the Philippines, May and June, 2007. Created in two days during late October, 2007 in Bali, Indonesia, with a Sony MiniDV Handycam, MacBook Pro, Final Cut Pro. Filming by Amanda Huynh. Editing by Jeff Werner. Uploaded to...
Theft is the sincerest form of...
Update November 2, 2007: After filing a registered complaint with the AMS, a series of cordial emails with the AMS Ombudsperson, a flood of comments from all sorts of concerned students and instructors and family (including an apology from AMS Communications below) a resolution has been reached. The official response that the AMS provided for reposting here: From what I...
Bali Intern Day 2
Building a compost toilet, learning to manage a project. To manage multiple projects. Smoking. And zip lines across the Ayung River.
Some Rules of Improv
Don't refuse an offer Also known as: Yes, and...; Don't Block; Don't Deny. Accept and build on what others suggest during a scene. Support others Trust others in the scene and help them look good and you'll look good. Save your fellow actor first. Enter a scene when and where you're needed. Don't try to be funny Make the scene...
Bali Intern Day
A typical day during my first two weeks of a design internship with John Hardy, the bamboo company and Kul-Kul School near Ubud in Bali, Indonesia, August 1-14, 2007. Wake up with the sunrise around 6am, get out of tent. Make my way down to John Button (Australian permaculturalist living on-site for five weeks)'s place to take advantage of his...
Two Day Garbage
The amount of 'garbage' I directly created in two days here in Bali. In quotes because it's important to start distinguishing between waste, which is an endpoint and not usefull to anyone, and a potential resource, such as compostable material. The amount pictured is actually less than I would have created in Canada in two days because most of...
John Hardy Bali
My Philippines Internship ended in mid-July. I then flew to Jakarta and rode my bicycle across Java to start a second internship on August 1st near Ubud, Bali, Indonesia. I am working, observing and learning with a company that designs and builds bamboo buildings and sustainable communities, among other things. I am working with the architects, artists, craftspeople and administrators...
Philippines Internship Part II
A recap of input and output from the second month--Part II--of a two-month, two-part design internship in the Philippines. Locations include Baguio City; dates span May 28 (arrive in Baguio) to July 12, 2007.
I plug away in Baguio
On prompting, an update of my daily activities. The past two weeks have been pretty much like many other summer spent 18 hours a day on the computer HTMLin', CSSin', Flickrin', Blogin', Surfin'. Except I'm doing it in an office alone in a small weaving factory in Baguio City, Philippines. My meals are fairly regularly prepared by Malene, the on-call...
Ifugao Hunter Backpack
Remember the picture I posted of Aklay (aka Philippe) the French Baker in Sagada wearing one of those water-proofed traditional backpacks? I found it (well, both Aklay and the backpack) interesting and posted a photo of them on my Flickr. I'd actually secured a standard variety model without the covering a week earlier, but when Roman Izdebski, a professor of...
Philippines General Design Observations B
Part two of two of a collection of general considerations from a design internship in the Philippines. We know packaging can speak to contents, but how do these conventions shift from culture to culture? Generally utilitarian isopropyl alcohol in more 'designer' green, contoured bottles; jumbo 'banana catsup' bottles. If you could only change one aspect of an existing design (colour,...
Kahn on Enriching Design
Andreas, a friend and student at Stanford University's Graduate Design Program, relayed this to a couple of us yesterday: Some Project Guidelines and Thoughts about the Program [PDF]. It's a five-page outline by Matt Kahn, a professor of art for nearly 60 years at the school, and has some advice on how students can approach their thesis subject. It's nice...
Philippines General Design Observations A
A two-part collection of general considerations from a design internship in the Philippines. Bridging the gap: traditional basket weaving with contemporary hardware. Souvenier shop, Baguio City. Variety based on geographic, climate, use and/or tradition? Woven pasikings (backpacks) from the Cordillera Mountain Region, for sale in Baguio City. The French baker of Sagada, Aklay, wearing a pasiking. When is practical too...
Philippines Internship Part I
A recap of input and output from the first month--Part I--of a two-month, two-part design internship in the Philippines. Locations include Manila and Puerto Princesa; dates span April 25 (leave Vancouver, Canada) to May 27, 2007.
Philippines Ukay-Ukay
Recorded June 5, 2007 walking around an oki-oki ukay-ukay (thanks to Marco for the spelling correction) complex in Baguio City, Philippines. Ukay-Ukay means to rumage and find from a pile, i.e. a used clothing store. Baguio is somewhat of a hub for ukay-ukay, receiving truck- and ship-loads of second-hand and discount clothing from Hong Kong and, primarily, the Western world....
Tools and Modification
How far can we modify an object before it becomes unrecognizable or permanently altered? How many mistakes must be made to determine that limit? At what point do modifications become useful enough to become adopted as the norm? When a modification doesn't quite meet needs, how much time and investment and additions must be made for them to function...
Puerto Princesa 1
Recorded May 19, 2007 walking around a central market in Puerto Princesa, Palawan, Philippines. Sequence includes the dominant public transportation (tricycles i.e. motorbikes with sidecars and bodies), a mobile phone repair and accessory shop, a cashew dehusking stall and the local ferry dock. 0:34 video created with a Fuji F30, MacBook Pro 2.0, Final Cut Pro and QuickTime Pro....
Philippines Nagtabon
Recorded May 13, 2007. 0:25 video created with a Fuji F30, MacBook Pro 2.0 and Final Cut Pro....
Philippines Underground River
Recorded May 9, 2007, Sabang, Palawan, Philippines. 2:40 video created with a Fuji F30, MacBook Pro 2.0, Final Cut Pro and QuickTime Pro. Text from the video: The Underground River Palawan, Philippines A protected national park and UNESCO World Heritage Site At 8.2 km under a mountain It's the second longest in the world Home to 50,000 bats And drains...
Security, Use and Packaging
Security and indications thereof: cashiers bag and then tie your groceries closed before exiting the store. SM Hypermart, Mall of Asia, Manila, Philippines. Security and legitimacy: a cashier rings you through while another employee bags and then seals your purchase shut, then the cashier affixes your receipt before exiting the line. A floor security guard checks your purchase and...
Philippines Mall
Video from Manila, April 28, 2007. Or download the higher quality QuickTime version, 00:56 sec., 13.5MB. Created with a Fuji F30, MacBook Pro and Final Cut Pro. Text from video: Henry "Retail King" Sy a taipan (tycoon) of Asia richest man in the Philippines and head of SM Prime Holdings, Inc started the Philippine "malling" phenomenon in 1985 now operates...
Philippines Traffic
Video from Manila, Philippines, April 27, 2007. - or - Download the better quality QuickTime video, 00:39 at 5MB. Created with a Fuji F30 camera, a MacBook Pro 15" computer and Final Cut Pro video editing software. Incidently, this was my first time in FCP and it is hella complicated. How do I take two 640x480 .avi clips from my...
Out of / In Place
Why a chair, sideways, at the head of the bed? Answer above: the AC without remote. Accommodating legacy hardware systems. Choice and needs according to environment. Not accommodating legacy hardware systems. Expectation, aesthetics and... Purpose. Observations of a guest room at a family home in Manila, Philippines....
Strike
AutoCAD Final Project Soft Product Final Bag Ergonomics Midterm Ergonomics Final Assignment Report Core Studio Process Books Core Studio Lighting Image Boards Pack room shit for storage Pack school shit for storage Find summer roommates Pack for trip Cut my losses: Soft Product Final Bag Assessment...
Marian Bantjes Presentation
A live report from the Emily Carr Institute, March 22, 2007. Marian Bantjes, "13 years’ experience in design on top of an additional 10 years’ experience in book typesetting and production", worked with Sagmeister (who is quoted recommending her), writer for SpeakUp, sessional insutructor at Emily Carr, all around name that keeps appearing in graphic design circles I, er, circle...
Stan Douglas Lecture
Live report at the Emily Carr Institute, March 21, 2007. More info about the lecture at the Emily Carr website and about Douglas himself at Wikipedia. Hmm, he's more mild manner-sounding than I imagined. And this lecture started right on time and he gets into it right away. Also, he's giving a special crit to the Master's students afterwards, whose...
Internship Portfolio
I've taken my exchange application portfolio that I put together three weeks ago and tweaked it for an institute-related summer internship I was interviewed for today. Some sample shots taken just before my time slot this morning: Download Jeff Werner Internship Portfolio March 2007 (screen-res PDF, 979 KB). I've added a couple more entries to do with...
Ergonomics Report
Assignment 2, SOCS-217 Ergonomics I Consider an existing device/product and apply ergonomic principles to determine and suggest possible changes to its physical characteristics. But really I made this an exercise in graphic design. Super fun and learned some more about complex style sheets (logic of nesting is a lot like CSS) and tables in InDesign. Download the screen-res PDF [480...
Charts and Graphs
The Visual Culture (Art History) essay decision-making process flow chart. Hipster Commuter Graph (click to enlarge)....
Slipped My Mind
I am forgetful lately. Forgot our submission to the Applied Arts Magazine Student Awards Issue, a not insignificant 24"x18" white cardboard box that I was supposed to FedEx. I left it at school the first time and had to phone a classmate and two roommates to finally retrieve it. Then again on my way to Kinkos/FedEx my left arm felt...
Spring 2007 Design Charrette
All Day Event This intensive, theme-based assignment is for all Communication and Industrial Design students in all three years at Emily Carr. The Charrette will last only one day. Food and Eating The Charrette theme is “Food and Eating,” an interdisciplinary topic relevant to studies in design but also social and economic issues, sustainability and health. The Charrette also...
Design Exchange Portfolio and Application
Third year Emily Carr Institute students may apply for a one-term exchange to take related courses at partner institutions around the world. Here's my application.
Thinking About Design Thinking
Great Logo First, the best logo I've seen in a while: Design department composting initiative. New logo by ID3 Jonny Hehr (idtreehouse.com). So effective for the obvious: banana speaks compost, arrows speak recycle, colour: highly visible. Design and BC Wood Industry Guest designer today in Core Studio. Barbara Bell (formativdesign.com), Vancouver-based consultant / specialist in processed and value-added wood design...
Narrative in Exhibit Design
A lecture by Mindy Lehrman Cameron, Exhibition Designer, at the Emily Carr Institute, February 7, 2007. This is also my try at live blogging. Concrete Journalism Nice term. Like, journalism in the flesh. Identify and tell a story. When is an exhibit not a book? When it's an unwritten story. Can you tell a story without any text? A bunch...
Technical Skills
For all its foundations in conceptual learning and creativity, its teaching steeped in process, I find I'm actually learning some technical skills in art and design school as well. And while I admire what the former gives me (and the way Emily Carr holds it above craft and technical skill; it's why I decided to get my degree here), I've...
Vessel Process
Vessel for three peaches Jeff Werner Industrial Design 200 ID2 Core Studio, Assignment 2 Instructors: Louise St. Pierre & Christian Blyt Emily Carr Institute Fall 2006 Objective Explore a vocabulary of form language for a specific end use within the constraints of simple materials and processes. Design and model a vessel for a specific number of objects. Use paper for...
Halloween Design Concept
As a way of communicating with our design team concerning the Halloween Cabaret we're organizing, I'm posting our poster concept for people to comment on. Check out what Tobias put together tonight using some of the photos from our shoot, and please post a comment about what you think: The "poster". The poster. Variation A of how we would post...
House Search
HOUSE SEARCH 4 PEOPLE! $2400! CLEAN! We are four designers (guys and gal) We have no pets, automobiles or cigarettes We're clean, highly organized, mature individuals looking to create a convenient and creative work, study and living environment Best regards, Amanda, Robin, Tobias, Jeff More explanation: The four of us are looking for a house/apartment/live-in studio space to rent...
Shake it Middle Class 14!
First class for Design History 1, a required second-year course for all design majors at the Emily Carr Institute. I'll go over the major points our instructor covered during the three hour session and highlight those that caught my attention.
Since U Been Gone
The catchy classic by Kelly Clarkson, performed beat-poet-freestyle-jazz-piano by Andreas and myself, April 20, 2006 (video, 4:09).
Hand Gestures (Review)
A required three-page report on the process and post-class critique of Hand Gestures, a short film I made for Interdisciplinary Media.
Repetition Volume (Process)
3D Design assignment: gather a single, repeated object and configure it into units to create a three dimensional volume. The extra challenge is to try and diminish recognition of the original unit and not create a predictable form. For example, glue a bunch of styrofoam cups together in such a way that you don't immediately recognize that the new form...
Hand Gestures
A short video (3:24) with subtitles demonstrating various hand gestures, many with multiple meanings. For an Interdiscplinary Media video assignment.
Industrial Design Portfolio 2
It is done. Handed in on time. Industrial Design!...
Industrial Design Portfolio
First year students at Emily Carr wishing to enter the Industrial or Communication Design degree programs in second year must submit a portfolio for review by February 17, 2006. The following is the final draft of my submission, which I am looking for feedback on.
Poster Design Process
Update (Feb. 8): Want your own copy of the Valentine's Cabaret poster? Download high-res tabloid-size PDF [10.9MB] Download lo-res PDF [165KB] Download jpeg [790KB] Problem Volunteer to design a poster for the Valentine's Cabaret, a pub night and fundraiser organized by first-year students at the Emily Carr Institute. Timeline was about two weeks, budget around $0. Concept My first idea...
Scholarship Application
I was chosen to apply for a $1600 US scholarship but I am a fucking idiot and missed the deadline that I had one month to prepare for. Holy crap. Here is my application essay anyways, where I was asked to say what my educational goals were and how this scholarship would make a difference.
Industrial vs. Communication
By the end of today all first years at the Emily Carr Institute must declare a major, and one major only, for second year. I know I want to be a designer for sure! (well, pretty sure). But there are two streams at ECIAD: industrial and communication. For the past two years I’ve been very much into graphic design. A...
Dynamic 3D Composition Part A
First assignment in Foundation 3D Design with Roman Izdebski: in groups of two produce 12 space sketches (3D compositions) using first rectilinear, curvilinear and then combined forms.
Back in the Saddle
Heya, here's what I've done so far this week, in case some of it might be of interest to you. 1. I just got into Sufjan Stevens. Sheesh, why didn't you tell me more about him? Illinois is a great album. At the same time I am also walking around a lot more with Death From Above 1979 on my...
Art School, One Term
A young Canadian designer interested in attending Emily Carr found me via the GDC Listserve this week and asked my opinion of the school. My response.
Applicable Inter-Connect Art Links of the Week
Background Over the past year I've bookmarked and categorized over 1,500 interesting websites. I find a lot of these via linker sites like BoingBoing, /., Kottke, etc. And friends are always swapping tidbits of art and music and humour with me. In September I took one of my subject focal points—art and design links—and started a mini weekly mailing list...
Stencil Zine
Create a zine based on personal symbols and icons. Our group stenciled a 12'x5' zine on a wall. There is a short video of the process.
Three Material Project
This Materials, Form and Space assignment called for students to disregard story and purpose in order to create a non-conceptual, non-narrative sculpture that would explore form, shape and void using three materials.
Short Films
Messing around with cameras and ideas, some old, some new. A series of still shots arranged. This happens to tie into a current project for Visual Communication, sort of.
Drawing: Words and Pictures
Midterm project for Drawing and 2D Language. We had at least three weeks to do this assignment, which was to basically illustrate an excerpt of text ("explorations of the relations of words and pictures").
Materials Project: Process
Materials Form and Space Project #2: Mixed Media Assemblage with Wood. I went out material hunting on the weekend to get some ideas. Hover mouse over thumbs for description. At the same time I've been spewing out some idea sketches. Click the thumbs to enlarge. Inviting Forms bed sofa chaize lounge arm chair pillow bicycle utensils jacket / gloves slippers...
Altered Cast: The Big Deal
After a basic in-class introduction to plaster casting my Materials, Form and Space instructor encouraged us to experiment with casting fragments of our bodies. I asked classmate Andreas if he'd like to try casting a handshake. We spent an early September afternoon in the sunlit plaster room holding each other in a ritual greeting that normally lasts no longer than...
Artichoke
An look at my first significant assignment at art school, with an overview of my creative process in developing an idea to produce a work that explores the dimensions and narrative of a single fruit or vegetable.
Skeleton and Skin
Almost everything constructed in nature, and constructed by us, is built on the skeleton and skin principal: a generally internal, supportive frame surrounded by an outer skin or layer. My Creative Processes class professor Duane Elverum, who introduced this idea to us first-years, gave some examples last week (and I’ll add my own, too): buildings (frame and walls), tents (poles...
Art School, First Day
There's about 300 new first-year students enrolled at the Emily Carr Institute of Art and Design in Vancouver this September. In fact the full-time population is only 1,500, which to some people I've chatted with (like Ellen, the school's front-desk receptionist) seems pretty big, but which seems more like a large family to someone coming from even a modest-sized...
Vacation, Education and Moving Plans
This is a notice about what's happening with me regarding changes to work, school and living arrangements. The short of it is I'm leaving on July 18 and when I return in September I'll be living in Vancouver to attend school full time. Any projects I'm currently involved in will be either wrapped up this week, truncated, or on pause...
ECI Fall Term Schedule
Registered online this morning for Fall 2005 classes at Emily Carr. After some deliberation among the various schedules available to a first year I have gone with Pod 5. See the previous post, ECI Fall 2005 Pod Reg Schedules, for background. This schedule has classes every day, three of which are at 8:30 or 9am. No days off. But sleeping...
ECI Fall 2005 Pod Reg Schedules
I've created 11 possible timetable variations from the available Fall 2005 registration "pods" for first year foundation students at the Emily Carr Institute of Art and Design, Vancouver, Canada. Download the Excel spreadsheet version or view them as an HTML frameset (exported from said spreadsheets). Data last copied-and-pasted from the ECI website on June 11. Please read the notes below...
One more class
It's been a busy few weeks, and two more busy weeks to come as I finish exams and last assignments. Completely finished one class today; three more to go. In fact, by this Thursday, 11:30 am, I will have finished attending my last lecture for my undergrad degree. Today was the first day I actually realized it's almost over....
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