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The Xbox one controller is the latest iteration of Microsoft's attempts at controller design. The standard controller come in a matte black color, but is available in others. The two features that stand out the most visually are the A, X, Y, & B…

These three metal statues of NCSU's mascot decorate the Wolf Plaza not far from Talley Student Union. The statues components are meshed and allows observers to see through them. The statues are about five feet tall (which is tall enough to discourage…

This is a photo of my first guitar. It is an Alvarez Dana Scoop guitar made by the well-known acoustic guitar brand "Alvarez." They made these guitars from 1991-1994 so this guitar is older than me. They made them so they could compete with other…

So here is a digital artifact that demonstrates something known as universal language. This sort of universal language is entirely visual with the facial expressions having the texts line up accordingly within the meme. This one pokes fun at society…

This photo is clear about the point it wants to bring across. The photo is quite haunting in a sense but is also showing a sliver of hope. First, let's bring some context to the forefront and shed some light on this subject:

These are the bumper…

In this photo I have my guitar amplifier which is a Line 6 Spider 3 modeling amp. It has a lot of effects and the person operating the amplifier and adjusting tones to their liking has to have some understanding of what different effects or tones do…

Zero to One is a business and Entrepreneurship book by Peter Thiel. This book contains charts and illustrations that apply to the text and are usually placed around the exact area in which the text is on the topic of that particular illustration. The…

The logo on the koozie is from a barber and shave shop I have been to. This logo they use as a representation of the atmosphere one will experience being at this barber and shave shop. It has a combination of a retro, rugged, and rustic look to it…

This pewter mug I bought for $5 while at a flea market on winter break this past year. Although it hosts some utilitarian purposes, its primary and obvious one is for drinking liquids. However, I mostly use it for storage for items such as pencils,…

Nonfunctioning rustic water-fountain which appears to be cracked at its base. It is various shades of grey which allude to it being constructed of cement. During close inspection, it is obvious that they are no pennies lying at the bottom.