Thanks for joining us as we take a look at some NFL logo history!  This week we are looking at The Kansas City Chiefs logo history and the Atlanta Falcons logo history.  Here we go!

Today we are starting a new series!  We are going to take a look at NFL logo history.  Each week we will examine two different NFL team logos.  We will explore old NFL logos, colors, and history.  Hopefully, there will be football to watch this season while we go through this...we'll see! Let’s get started! 

Welcome to the replay!

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There is nothing quite like the panic that you feel when you find that all your hard laid plans have been wasted by...

Your plans ran short today? You have a class full of students who finished a project early and don’t know what to do? You have a computer lab which suddenly only has half of the computers in operation? Your country has suddenly shut down due to a deadly virus and now you must completely change your plans and figure out how to teach 30 students from your computer at home?

So...what, exactly, does a digital photography or graphic design course syllabus look like when:

Back to school is likely not a popular notion right now, but for many of us, it is around the corner and I believe there are some things that need to be addressed before we jump into...whatever the fall is going to look like.

The “get ready for school” checklist:

1. Go through my last blog post with the reflection questions for this fall.

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I am sure that at this point in the summer, you are sitting in your lawn chair, relaxing with a nice glass of sweet iced tea (at least, that’s what my picture of relaxation looks like…). I don’t want to take you away from your relaxation, but I thought that now might be a good time to do a little end of year reflection.

So let’s dive into each of these questions in turn:

1. What was challenging about “social distance teaching”?

Until you can pinpoint what really made the last quarter of last year hard for you, you won’t be able to look forward into the next year with any resemblance of optimism or excitement.

It’s time to complete our series on Latino Photographers. Most of this series was focused on Mexico Photography, but we did have one gentleman from Chili.

While Eunice Adorno started her career as a photojournalist, it wasn't long before she switched to long-term documentary photography.

Graciela Iturbide was born in Mexico City, in 1942.  She was born into a wealthy, catholic family, and was the oldest of 13 children.  Her only exposure to the art of photography was the pictures her father took of her and her siblings. Iturbide’s first career choice was to be a writer, but because of her family’s conservative viewpoints, she wasn’t allowed.