“While never a lawyer, she often turns to her law degree,” by Amy Matuza.
For The Ohio State University Alumni Magazine, a 2/3-page illustration for their summer issue accompanying an essay looking at Amy Matuza’s story involving her experience, lessons learned, and reflections on her Moritz College of Law education.
Although she never became a self-actualized lawyer, Amy speaks on the value of education as never a waste of time. She reflects on her academic and professional journey, glad that her law degree helped her get jobs, advance her career and negotiate her own contracts.
Really resonated with the theme of this story as I aim to be a life-long learner myself and appreciate positive thinking around self-education.
Big thanks to my AD Patrick Kastner for another awesome opportunity to collaborate and contribute to the mag!
For The Ohio State University Alumni Magazine, a 2/3-page illustration for their summer issue accompanying an essay looking at Amy Matuza’s story involving her experience, lessons learned, and reflections on her Moritz College of Law education.
Although she never became a self-actualized lawyer, Amy speaks on the value of education as never a waste of time. She reflects on her academic and professional journey, glad that her law degree helped her get jobs, advance her career and negotiate her own contracts.
Really resonated with the theme of this story as I aim to be a life-long learner myself and appreciate positive thinking around self-education.
Big thanks to my AD Patrick Kastner for another awesome opportunity to collaborate and contribute to the mag!
