Colorado State University, Fort Collins
Mountain Scholar is an online archive showcasing and preserving the Colorado State University community’s scholarly output as well as items from the University at large, the CSU Libraries, and Morgan Library’s Archives and Special Collections.
For more information about how to submit your work to the repository, and for policies and forms, please see Mountain Scholar on the Morgan Library website.
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Self-submission - Colorado State University
For self-submission guidelines see https://lib.colostate.edu/find/csu-digital-repository/how-to-submit/.
Recent Submissions
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Taylor Morrow: capstone
The artist's statement: Art is derived from basic forms found in nature, crafted and stylized with our own complex perception of reality. Using simple lines of metal to form trees, creating large stone circles, or making ... -
Elise Ribaudo: capstone
The artist's statement: Much of my work is focused around material exploration and experimentation. I'm always testing new unconventional materials and methods of creating. A common theme throughout my work is the distortion ... -
Luis Santacruz: capstone
The artist's statement: I have forgotten the memories of my Mexican home. My family and I embarked on the journey to America when I was four. We were part of a Mexican diaspora, where violence, poverty, and corrupt politics ... -
Abigail Flitton: capstone
The artist's statement: As an illustrator and designer, I strive to use my skills in drawing and storytelling to create compelling and functional work. Hand-drawn type is a common feature within my work. I also explore the ... -
Anne Geisz: capstone
The artist's statement: My work seeks to understand and represent fractions of the human form. So often, we focus on our inner experiences and thoughts instead of the impact of our physical bodies and their actions. Each ... -
Abigail Flitton: capstone
The artist's statement: I am a photographer who focuses on analog materials and processes within my work. I feel that the process and medium in which the work is created inform the conceptual aspect of the work immensely. ... -
Dom Baca: capstone
The artist's statement: My journey as an artist can be explained in three similar words, Communication, Community and Computers. Visual arts to me has always been like standing on a stage with a megaphone in front of a ... -
Gabrielle Andreozzi: capstone
The artist's statement: Reclamation, Reconnection, & Rebirth of The Sacred. Shields depict imagery that bring power and take on the symbolism of what they are meant to protect. For centuries, these objects have carried ... -
Marco Tibayan Malone: capstone
The artist's statement: In my work I always start off with a pen and a sketchbook instead of diving head first into using anything from the Adobe Creative Cloud. Technology is only as smart as you and creating a work without ... -
Conner Dobson: capstone
The artist's statement: Over the last four years, I have been through three separate abusive relationships, each one leaving me with worsened depression, anxiety, and body image. Combined with an inability to confront my ... -
Jared Zaccaro: capstone
The artist's statement: Design is everywhere. From the hundreds of advertisements we see daily to the streets signs on our way to work. From almost every image we see on our phones to the clothes on our backs. Someone, ... -
Wren Macdonald: capstone
The artist's statement: I have been searching for a sort of quietness in my work, like that of a person-less forest, or of a small beetle crawling across soil, or of a wary deer - because I think my mind is most often loud ... -
Dom Baca: capstone
The artist's statement: My journey as an artist can be explained in three similar words, Communication, Community and Computers. Visual arts to me has always been like standing on a stage with a megaphone in front of a ... -
Cassidy Reed: capstone
The artist's statement: My name is Cassidy Reed and I am a graphic designer. I find that art is a way that I can express myself in a way that writing down my thoughts would take place. It is a passion and a drive of mine ... -
Olivia Brett: capstone
The artist's statement: Maybe it seems strange, but when I was a child, I can remember being attracted to certain posters, pieces of art, furniture design, and even product packaging. I did not understand the specific ... -
Seirra Swanson: capstone
The artist's statement: I often find myself seeking out nature for clarity and artistic inspirations. My body of work intertwines nature and technology, creating a dichotomy between the wonder of the natural world and the ... -
Maiya Hannon: capstone
The artist's statement: Trauma is defined as a "deeply distressing or disturbing experience". I gather inspiration from the trauma that resides within. Flashes of pain and intense emotion cloud my mind as I attempt to ... -
Tyler Wilson: capstone
The artist's statement: I create paintings and prints with busy compositions that employ definitive strokes and line, emotive color, and thoroughly layered textures. Using these physical techniques, my large-scale, mixed ... -
Maria Nguyen: capstone
The artist's statement: It is a firm belief of mine that graphic design is not designing for yourself, but rather designing for others. It would be most accurate to describe my work as a union of my personal style and the ...
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