The Future
Only a week or so until I move into the CCA dorms, and only two weeks or so until I start classes...
It feels like I only just came back, even though it's been three months. Now I have to pack up everything again. Urgh, I wish I could remember where I put all my dorm things... Plus, I need kitchen supplies since I need to cook all my own meals; I've asked my mom to get me a small wok.
Classes should be fun; it's mainly studio classes like 2D Design and Painting. Even the lecture classes are things like English and a math class called Symmetry in Nature. I suppose the only thing I'm concerned with is that the studio classes are three to four hours long - even with breaks in between each class, it's probably going to be very draining going through each day (I have classes every day of the week; not my ideal schedule, but it gets me through all the core requirement classes I still have to take). I really hope my creativity doesn't run dry...
It's great that I'm going to be doing art every day, and that I don't have to fight for spots in the most basic classes, but it really feels like I have to be great and awesome at art college. After all, my dad is pouring a lot of money into tuition alone (each semester is equivalent to a new car - a cheaper new car, but a new car nonetheless). So I've got to be really good in my art, so that I can get a really good job, and prove that I can take care of myself without them worrying that I'll die a starving artist on the street.
It feels like I only just came back, even though it's been three months. Now I have to pack up everything again. Urgh, I wish I could remember where I put all my dorm things... Plus, I need kitchen supplies since I need to cook all my own meals; I've asked my mom to get me a small wok.
Classes should be fun; it's mainly studio classes like 2D Design and Painting. Even the lecture classes are things like English and a math class called Symmetry in Nature. I suppose the only thing I'm concerned with is that the studio classes are three to four hours long - even with breaks in between each class, it's probably going to be very draining going through each day (I have classes every day of the week; not my ideal schedule, but it gets me through all the core requirement classes I still have to take). I really hope my creativity doesn't run dry...
It's great that I'm going to be doing art every day, and that I don't have to fight for spots in the most basic classes, but it really feels like I have to be great and awesome at art college. After all, my dad is pouring a lot of money into tuition alone (each semester is equivalent to a new car - a cheaper new car, but a new car nonetheless). So I've got to be really good in my art, so that I can get a really good job, and prove that I can take care of myself without them worrying that I'll die a starving artist on the street.