Florence was a brief, but beautiful stay! With many Marvelous museums, magnificent monasteries and awesome architecture it was a feast for the eyes! Our first day was very full and plenty satisfying! With the aim of taking things relatively easily due to the continued heat wave, we went to spots that allowed us to largely stay inside. First we made sure to visit the Santa Maria Del Fiore Cathedral, because how could one pass up seeing The Duomo! I am certainly glad we didn’t,

The first stop fresh off the plane across the Atlantic, Rome!! It sure offered a very warm welcome. On the order of 33 degrees warm, but that did not dissuade our academic spirits. Despite the (sweat)damper on my mood it was a very full three days. The first day in Rome was spent predominately recovering from the overnight flight and scouting suitable sites around the hostel, including spotting as many nasoni on our intended paths as possible. To that point, while I would not

It has been a very full week! I now have proper bandwidth (both in the literal and metaphorical sense) to share some updates! While I was only in Toronto for effectively a long layover, there was still plenty to see, from pedestrian infrastructure to historic architecture, there was something on near every corner! Maple leaf fence detailing - adds a degree of charm and identity to an otherwise purely functional detail. Coming from Maryland and more recently Georgia where “goo

I have finally completed my schooling! After six years of year round education and employment I successfully earned my Masters of Fine Arts degree in Interactive Game Design and Development. Yet, I believe my educational journey is still far from over. As an interactive designer I believe that the lived environment has much to teach us from the way we interact (or choose not to) with the world around us. I experienced this first hand at the Savannah College of Art and Design,