Piling it on
So ugh here I am again, mostly because I'm slowly working my way through everything that isn't work. Which is, you know, not healthy, on account of how I have 12 pages of comic to ink and colour (four of them, I still have to draw) in two weeks. I forsee a lot of late nights, and writing this isn't helping at all. Also I have a poster and brochure to design, a 2,500 word essay to write and two watercolour spreads to illustrate. So yeah, how's that art thing working for you, Hannah?
I've spent so much money on art supplies as well... easily over $100 in one day. Most of those things, I didn't need. Actually, a lot of it was paper, which is far too expensive for something that pretty much grows on trees. But, mmmmmmm, paper <3
At least I have lots of nice projects lined up for the mid-year break, I'm really looking forward to them. Now I just have to hope I actually end up doing them.
And OH GOD the other day I got mistaken for a Wellington High student. By someone who works for WHS. I was walking to the bus stop and the guy asked me, wasn't I supposed to be in class? And I was like, uh... no?? And he was all, aren't you a High student (hahah, high student), so I told him I go to Massey, and he said: Oh, sorry. It's just you looked young enough, and the way you were looking at me, I thought you might be suspicious.
... I looked at him what? How? I mean, I know my default expression is generally looking-at-you-in-a-funny-way, but dang. I didn't think it was that bad.
Also I'm sorry for being small and easily mistaken for a high-schooler, MY BAD >:(
(on a side note WHY did I just write "night-schooler" instead?)
I've spent so much money on art supplies as well... easily over $100 in one day. Most of those things, I didn't need. Actually, a lot of it was paper, which is far too expensive for something that pretty much grows on trees. But, mmmmmmm, paper <3
At least I have lots of nice projects lined up for the mid-year break, I'm really looking forward to them. Now I just have to hope I actually end up doing them.
And OH GOD the other day I got mistaken for a Wellington High student. By someone who works for WHS. I was walking to the bus stop and the guy asked me, wasn't I supposed to be in class? And I was like, uh... no?? And he was all, aren't you a High student (hahah, high student), so I told him I go to Massey, and he said: Oh, sorry. It's just you looked young enough, and the way you were looking at me, I thought you might be suspicious.
... I looked at him what? How? I mean, I know my default expression is generally looking-at-you-in-a-funny-way, but dang. I didn't think it was that bad.
Also I'm sorry for being small and easily mistaken for a high-schooler, MY BAD >:(
(on a side note WHY did I just write "night-schooler" instead?)