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I am originally from Venezuela and moved to the US when I was 17. I graduated from CU in 2019 from Mechanical Engineering with minors in Physics and Engineering Management. I then decided to pursue masters in Mechanical Engineering and Engineering Management. I am working as a Systems Engineering Intern at Syncroness and hope to continue there full-time if offered a position. I enjoy hunting, fishing, camping, hiking, skiing, playing guitar, playing video-games, and playing with my dogs. Let me know if you like one of these too or want to know more about me!

Orlog Board Game

Gary Marshall
Post 4: Upcycle Final Report
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Intro to Viking Aesthetics Viking art is estimated to have started at the end of the 8th century. It was first developed by the Viking tribes of Scandinavia in territories that we now know as Norway, Denmark, and Sweden. Vikings decorated almost everything with elaborate carvings and contrasting super-positioned materials. Currently, Viking art is mostly…
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Upcycling Progress: Orlog

Gary Marshall
Post 3: Upcycle progress
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For my Upcycling Project I decided to go with the Viking Aesthetic. I described the origins of this aesthetic and the types included within it in my last post. For the project, I decided to make my own version of Orlog, the game featured within the videogame Assassins Creed Valhalla. The game’s components include 12…
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Viking Aesthetics

Gary Marshall
Post 2: Upcycle Aesthetic
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Viking art is estimated to have started at the end of the 8th century. It was first developed by the Viking tribes of Scandinavia in territories that we now know as Norway, Denmark, and Sweden. Vikings decorated almost everything with elaborate carvings and contrasting super-positioned materials. Currently, Viking art is mostly recognized by runes or…
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