Welcome to my Humanities Portfolio. I’m Jennifer Lopez and my portfolio’s theme centers around pattern. I chose to center my work around pattern because I wanted to explore the variety of ways in which patterns can exist in our society. From the most basic arrangement of color and shape to the arrangement of the human mind, the Humanities course has allowed me to take note of the different iterations of pattern in our world.
In my portfolio I have displayed works I have completed throughout the Fall and Springs Semesters of the Humanities course that relate to my theme. Alongside these works, I have displayed a few supplemental pieces as well. Please, use the menu above to navigate through the different categories of my works for the Fall and Spring and use the icons that appear on the page to access them. To get back to the homepage, please click on the word “Pattern” displayed at the top of each page.
Acknowledgments
I would like to thank Dr. Boyer, Dr. Bory, Dr. Wills, Dr. Sample, Dr. Robb, Dr. Pyles, Dr. Green, and Dr. Ewington for all the insight and guidance they have provided to me throughout the Fall portion of the Humanities course.
I would also like to thank the Humes fellows Idil Ira, Jack Schwanewede, Jordan Miller, Julia Siqueira, and Ellora Devulapally for the help and feedback they’ve given me as I’ve put my Humanities portfolio together.
A special thanks to my roommate, Delaney Cook, for helping me with my Fall Something New Non-Text, to my Humanities peer Azmaveth Cruz for working on the Something New Collaborative with me and to Priscila Magallan and Emma McDonnell, also Humanities student, for suggestions on how to improve it.
Pattern © 2023 by Jennifer Lopez is licensed under CC BY 4.0