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Bubble Tea: Justin’s Juiced Up
Justin Gabriel is a Western Washington University student who has a passion for drinking bubble tea. He has been going to many Bubble tea shops around the Washington and Vancouver area in the past couple of years to write reviews and post on social media. Starting in Winter 2020, with the experience of visiting and working at the bubble tea shop in Seattle, he had turned his entire apartment unit into a small bubble tea shop. This bubble tea shop serves an authentic bubble tea experience and creates a group of bubble tea lover communities among the apartment complex.
THE METAL ALCHEMIST
ARTISAN METAL WORKER AARON LOVEITT SHARES HIS EXPERIENCE AS AN ENVIRONMENTALLY CONSCIENTIOUS ARTIST
Aarron Loveitt discusses his journey and aspirations as an artist residing within the Chuckanut Drive community. Seeking to inspire further conversation on the topic of environmental awareness through artistic expression, Loveitt walks us through his process of metal work and sculpting. Loveitt also introduces his new exhibition space, Canopy Art Gallery, and why he feels a non-monetary driven space for local art is a vital part of any community.
Video by Macy Adkinson, Justin Hecht, Tony Mueantonthian and Christopher O’Neill
Editing by Tony Mueantonthian
JOE-RASSIC PARK
SEMI-RETIRED INSURANCE AGENT JOE TREAT ENJOYS A NEWFOUND PASSION FOR SCULPTING WITH DRIFTWOOD
It’s never too late to follow your passion is Joe Treat’s motto, a semi-retired insurance agent recently turned artist who repurposes driftwood into lifelike sculptures. Treat gives us a tour of his “zoo” in Bow, Washington, while explaining how the desire for a meaningful hobby led him to becoming a recognized artist within his community.
Video by Macy Adkinson, Justin Hecht, Tony Mueantonthian and Christopher O’Neill
Editing by Tony Mueantonthian
Courier Font History
Courier font is one of the most well-recognized typefaces around the world. Originally this font was designed to be used on the IBM Selectric typewriter that was introduced in 1961. The font also has been adapted to use as a computer font, and versions of it are installed on most desktop computers which later called Courier new. Within the electronic world, this font is intended to use in situations, where columns of characters must be consistently aligned, for instance, in coding. In addition, it used to be the primary font for the screenplay in the movie industry.