“Sweet Home” by Oi Kwan Lui is a derivative of “Pavement Between Modern Apartment Buildings” by Volker Thimm, which is licensed under the Pexels free to use – some rights reserved license and originally downloaded on 2/9/26, edited with Canva.
Spring 2026
Paradise Lost
Note to Self
Our City!
I knew I wanted to do Article 20 from the start. When I went searching for images, I found so many photos. This one stood out to me because it is already following the 1/3:2/3 rule and I absolutely love the the juxtaposition of concave and convex lines that the building creates. I chose to put the Article number on the top because I didn’t want to cover the protesters. I used a font called Ultra because it was thick and had curves to it. The text font, Yatra One, reminded me of how a fat, chisel tip marker would write on posters or signs. Using the curve feature, I again used the lines of the building to anchor the lines of text. I also used the glow feature to make them stand out just a bit against the monotone photo.
Application: BeFunky
Original Photo: “Black and White Photo of Crowd of People Protesting in Front of City Hall” by Connor Scott McManus CC BY 4.0
Lost on Vacation
Migration, a Natural Process
Shared Presence
Edited using BeFunky Photo Editor.
Original image: “Peaceful protests in Egypt” by Rowan El Shimi, licensed under CC BY-NC-SA 2.0.
Derivative image: “Article 20.1: Peaceful Assembly” by Jennifer Gayle, created from “Peaceful protests in Egypt” by Rowan El Shimi. This derivative is licensed under CC BY-NC-SA 4.0.
Protect the Children
Notes: edited with Canva
Derivative of “My Velveteen Rabbit” by Alyssa L. Miller licensed under CC BY 2.0.
Liberty Is Not Arbitrary
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