Fresno State students support Terry's House

Fresno State student Lauren Jenkins, mixes flour and sugar to make the desert choice for the in-home families at Terry's  House. Photo by: Roe Borunda 

Just in time for the Spring season, Fresno State students decorate cookies with sprinkles and Spring cookie cutters.
Photo by: Roe Borunda 

Nicole Maul and Lauren Jenkins prep the cookie dough with the cookie cutters.
Photo by Roe Borunda 

The smallest job is accomplished with placing the cookie dough on the cookie sheets by Shaylene Ontverio.
Photo by Roe Borunda

Fresno State student Jessica Graves (right) gives a helping hand to Shaylene Ontverio.
Photo by Roe Borunda

Cookies are ready to be placed in the oven and given to the families at Terry's House.
Photo by Roe Borunda

Photo Collage: Trading

Fresno State students traveled abroad to London, England to learn about British Imperialism through art. After the study, the students were assigned to make one art work to describe what they learned from the class. I chose to use a series of my photos that I took from several different museums describing the trading of fabrics from China, the trading of slaves on ships from Africa and the door that are used as the backdrop to show the imprisonment of the slaves.

This photo collage was made in photoshop and was work on throughout a four-day span. The collage was produced in Adobe Photoshop CS6 with several layers and copying techniques.

Here is the work:

Roe Borunda, Trading, Photo collage c. 2013