The presentation will cover the main components of Julia sets and their laminations. Laminations are a topological way of modeling the dynamics of Julia sets. It will begin with defining Julia sets and unicritical laminations. Next, images will be provided in reference to these definitions, as well as some guidance on how to read them. Following these will be a deeper explanation of how to identify the correct Julia set when given a lamination. More diagrams will be provided to assist with visualization and stress the significance of making the correct identification. This is joint work with Dr. Brittany Duncan from University of North Georgia and Dr. Chase Worley from Lander University.