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Paper to Perfection: 3D Design Creations

Our talented LSC-Online students have mastered the art of transforming two-dimensional paper into stunning three-dimensional sculptures. Enjoy their imaginative creations!

“Interior Design” - Audrey Spinale, Major: Interior Design

I recently went on a family cruise with my mom, dad, aunt, and uncle. I got my inspiration from that cruise while watching the sunsets every night while with my family.

“Monstera in Mind” - Elizabeth Javier, Major: Fine Arts

This abstract paper sculpture reimagines the shape of a monstera leaf. With flowing lines from the stem that leads to angular leaves, it captures the plant’s natural beauty in a light, delicate form.

It’s a quiet tribute to nature, made from simple materials.

Comic Creations: 2D Design Project

Our amazing LSC-Online students have learned how to develop ideas and create illustrations using various design techniques, linework and typography. They have created fantastic 2D comic work. We hope you enjoy checking it out!

"Ricky Rocky's Party Rockin' In Albert's Dwelling" - Gustavo Martinez, Associate of Arts

Ricky walked through a forest to unexpectedly have an encounter with the Pumpkin Monster of the forest (Albert), he tries to scare Ricky, but gets interrupted immediately by Ricky confusing him with the Scarecrow (A Batman villain), leaving Albert bewildered. They both stare at each other intensely as if they were about to have a duel before it cuts to them having coffee together.

“New Places” - Hunya Nelson, Associate of Science

While I was making this comic, I was reflecting on the way that things have changed for me over the last few months.

The comic is meant to convey how the things that hurt us may never disappear, but they do change shape and give us room to be ourselves again.

“Mom’s Secret Dumpling Recipe”Hsinyu Su, Major: undecided

This comic-style recipe page offers a step-by-step guide to making homemade dumplings through fun and engaging visual storytelling. With the help of a personified character, readers learn how to knead the dough, prepare the filling, and wrap the dumplings.

The charming illustrations and lighthearted tone aim to make cooking approachable for all ages, blending cultural tradition with the playful art of comics.

“Still searching for you” - Natalia Alvarez, Major: Associates of Nursing

In an abandoned city frozen in time, a girl searches tirelessly for her lost mother, clutching a faded picture as her only guide. As the haunting silence presses on, her relentless journey reveals a heartbreaking truth about her existence.

“9,000 Miles Apart” - Havilah Miller, Major: Administrative Services AAS

This is the story of my closest friend moving to India.