Thinking small: drawing to the size of a quarter
The challenge for this week is fairly simple: make a pen and ink portrait, except this time to make it as small as possible, while...
Gamer Gonzo: Reliving memories of dirt biking with MX vs. ATV
First person shooters are my favorite type of video games and it’s very rare that I play other genres. I’m not saying I haven’t played...
The ‘It’ Girl’ is a success
Spring musical comments of social, economic barriers in the 1920s Castleton’s Fine and Performing Arts Department’s rendition of “The ‘It’ Girl” was an in-depth exploration...
Mixed feelings about Metallica’s new album
Metallica recently released its 11th studio album, titled “72 Seasons,” and oh boy do I have some mixed feelings about it. First off, let it...
Art challenge: Drawing with dots
In this week’s blog, I will be using something called the stipple technique in a pen and ink drawing. The stipple technique refers to making...
Gamer Gonzo: Fortnite W’s
Oh, what a time it was to play the game that took over the world and changed the gaming world forever. Fortnite launched a new...
My stab at ambidextrous art
For this week’s blog, I’ve decided to explore the world of ambidextrous artists, and try to create something of my own. Ambidextrous refers to the...
Silhouette art on campus inspired by selfies
Has anyone been wondering what the big, black and white silhouettes are hanging up in the Fine Arts Center, Library and Huden Dining Hall? If...
Kaleidoscopes of color
Under the dim, golden lights of The Castleton University Bank Gallery is the Tomásio: Abstractions of a Metaphorical World collection, filled with paintings exploding with...
Reviving the radio station
The Radio Club is back! We broadcast on the virtual airwaves 24/7, 365 days a year with no interruptions. As the president of this institution,...