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Holiday Gifts for Friends While On a Budget: *Guys!*

This post is for those having trouble picking out the perfect gifts for friends, but still want to save money (ME!). 
These items can be bought and gifted all together or separately!

Moleskine Pocket Sketchbook $13.95
Pitt Pen Set $6.48
Great set of pitt pens for beginner artists or those who want a small pack to carry around.
Graphite Pencil Set $10.14
The tin case keeps these quality pencils safe in a backpack.
Photography Mug $16.00
I just think this is adorable okay. Check out this shop, they have so many adorable mugs!

All Purpose Socks $11.99
Can't go wrong with socks, especially these heavy duty ones.
Outdoor Journal $6.00
This journal and its pages are water resistant, how sick is that?
No-Fog Cloth $2.00
Perfect for the winter sports friend so their googles don't get all foggy.
Indoor Hammock Hanging Kit $11.95
Lots of my friends have ENO hammocks that they take around with them. Why not get that friend this set so they can hang the hammock in their house when not using it outdoors!

Classic Beanie $15
Good ole beanies.
Travel Mug $10.99
Camp Sock $12.00
Can't go wrong with socks.
Knit Pants $12.99
These pants are really soft, just saying.

Thanks for reading!
-Callie x

Darkroom Photography: Final Art Show

For three Summers since my sophomore year of high school I have taken five art classes at Cranbrook Summer Art Institute. Because I am no longer in High School, my last art show with the program was last week Friday. It was my third time taking their darkroom photography class and I am pretty proud of what I had shown. It was really bittersweet because this camp has taught me so much and I have met so many amazing friends through it from places all around the world. 
None the less, Thank you CSAI for teaching me so much. 

Photos I took of my friend Sarah around campus

The poem was inspired by Martha Rosler's work with combining her photography and writing

I used a sharpie to draw these models faces on transparencies and placed them over the paper when printing

-Callie
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