Since we were unable to share how our shirts turned out, I thought I would post a couple pictures of our spray painted t-shirts so that Cat and anyone else who is interested could see them.

Wes made stencils for us to cut out based off of the posters that he created and then we spray painted the t-shirts.  It was definitely an interesting project

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there it is!

I know this really doesn't matter, but reading through the posts, it would seem that most of us feel the same way about multimedia writing than when we came into this class. So, just out of curiosity, who has changed there views about this topic?

So I guess, just comment on if you changed or not.

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My views on multimedia writing have not changed since I entered this class. Even after working on all these different projects, I don't think that I have learned any more about multimedia writing. Yes, I taught myself how to use Premiere Pro and Sony Vegas Video, but I really don't feel that I utilized any type of writing in this class. I have worked in various aspects of multimedia, but I have not improved in terms of writing for multimedia. I would consider the concepts in class to be more relevant to multimedia and not writing.

-Andrew Hepp

I would say that my general thoughts towards the qualifications of multimedia writing have changed little since the beginning of the semester. I still maintain that multimedia writing is using any form of media to express an argument or opinion to an observer. This can be done through images, sounds, words, etc. but the rhetorical capacity is what is important. This semester instead has been about fleshing out the concept of multimedia writing.