oncinemaair

i am currently wavering in that strange place between student and adulthood. a post college state of mind is, to say the least, confusing and overwhelming at times.  i rarely have free time anymore but this is good in a sense.  besides the obligatory full time job to make that o so precious money & "living", I am filling the hours with side projects.  I am happy to say they involve art & design & fashion...but sometimes I need to remind myself that these are things I need to appreciate and not take for granted.  because sometimes all i want to do is be lazy and lie in a crumpled heap in my bed doing NOTHING, with no obligations or reservation

Just as I was really beginning to like my painting class it has ended.  too bad.  I enjoyed that class more than I'd realized and my professor was great, and so were the people I worked with.  It was just what I had been looking for; an atmosphere for ideas and dialogue to bounce off students. as far as new genres, i couldn't be happier that class is finally over.  I suppose the best part about that class is that I got to learn Photoshop and Final Cut Pro.  I enjoyed working with those mediums, but I wish the teacher had taught the class differently. Oh well, you can't win with them all. nonetheless, the art program is amazing, amazing, ama

So this quarter I've been taking drawing and sculpture classes, both of which have basically been consuming my life.  Even though I only have art classes 2 days a week I find I'm at the studio pretty much every day.  It has been worth it though.  My drawing class is okay, the teacher has been taking us out of our "comfort zone" and I have never felt so incompetent at drawing in my life.  There are some talented people in the school, to say the least.  But I do feel like I am learning and most importantly, trying new things. I really enjoy Sculpture.  I just finished a wood sculpture (which I will upload a picture of in a few days), and the p