On March 31, Natasha James and Lauren Fereday set up a table in the Rotunda in ISUB filled with a variety of plants, pots and painting supplies. This two-hour long activity had students engaged talking and laughing with friends, mixing paint colors to create various shades and painting unique designs | Kim Stager | Argonaut
Meghan Kelly, a sophomore majoring in Sociology, painted her pot with the word “dotty” over a sunset-colored background and a white rim lined the top of the pot dotted with black spots | Kim Stager | Argonaut
Oliva Niemi, a sophomore majoring in Psychology, painted her pot with various shades of green triangles and a white rim also lined the top of the pot dotted with green spots | Kim Stager | Argonaut
Jay Gaines, a senior majoring in anthropology, painted her pot in various shades of pink and red with white clouds standing out from the background and black hearts. Chuck Tatman’s pot was still a work in progress, but it was filled with many shapes and colors. The students seemed to enjoy their time in the Rotunda spending time with their friends on that warm, spring day | Kim Stager | Argonaut
Meghan Kelly (left) and Olivia Neimi (right) paint their pots | Kim Stager | Argonaut
