this semester was almost 100% awesome, then sculpture happened
I think I would actually like sculpture... if Tony wasn't teaching it. It's like WASH 3-D part 2. I just feel like I'm being forced to his ideas of art, if that's the stuff he likes to make, I care not, that's his thing. But I feel like I'm going to end pumping out a bunch of stuff I sincerely do not give half a shit about. As for myself, I do not understand the point of making an object that's only about making a point. You can make the most magnificent point in the world and still manage to make a piece about it that DOESN'T look like a pile of junk. This fucking class, I don't even. *flips table*
At least Ceramics is still awesome. I haven't actually finished anything completely in there yet, but I like the process of making it and I like the end results I could have. I don't mind spend every night in the lab doing it either.
As of last weekend I am about 80% done with remaking my room. I think all that remains is mounting all the wall art and re-painting the doors and door frames. The re-painted walls and desks make such a huge difference. it's so much more soothing, aesthetic, and.. not tacky.
At least Ceramics is still awesome. I haven't actually finished anything completely in there yet, but I like the process of making it and I like the end results I could have. I don't mind spend every night in the lab doing it either.
As of last weekend I am about 80% done with remaking my room. I think all that remains is mounting all the wall art and re-painting the doors and door frames. The re-painted walls and desks make such a huge difference. it's so much more soothing, aesthetic, and.. not tacky.