And the signature thing is only growing harrowing
Lately, I've been listening to quite a bit of Phish, and at the moment Round Room is getting a lot of play as I ferry myself to and from school every day. Now, the cover of Round Room is, well, go look it up on Google and that's what it looks like, see, the artist that did that had his work on display at the Firehouse Gallery in Burlington while I was taking classes there. A while later, I bought the album, and I immediately recognized it and loved Phish an exponential amount more for being local and loving the same art I did and whatnot. All this has got me thinking; I very much want to get into the Richmond art scene. It's really quite elementary, it's here, I'm here... I've been featured in little exhibitions before, but someday I'd like to have my own exhibit and fill a gallery alone. By quite literally keeping my work in the attic, I get no closer to that goal, you see...
I'm in love with my Visual Arts class and my latest project I've spewed forth for it. This is what I want to do forever.
I think I'll venture down to Main Art Supply tomorrow, because I should have time and I need things that only they can give me. This is kind of intimidating because I've never really driven downtown before, but I really need to stop being a pansy about these things and just learn how to do 'em. I've driven in downtown Burlington many a time, but downtown Burlington and downtown Richmond are very different things...
I'm in love with my Visual Arts class and my latest project I've spewed forth for it. This is what I want to do forever.
I think I'll venture down to Main Art Supply tomorrow, because I should have time and I need things that only they can give me. This is kind of intimidating because I've never really driven downtown before, but I really need to stop being a pansy about these things and just learn how to do 'em. I've driven in downtown Burlington many a time, but downtown Burlington and downtown Richmond are very different things...