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ART 122-01, Week #9 (Gotta Catch'um Up.)
ART 122-01, Week #9 (Gotta Catch'um up.)
WELL, the end of the semester is upon everybody. We have precisely two weeks. I feel as though I am starting to feel the heat.
In this class, I have a manifesto to finish, and then drawings to put to the manifesto, in a storybook format. I feel like it may not look as polished, but maybe it will? My goal is to have audio playing over it. Either it will be myself speaking over the drawings, or there will be text and some neutral music in the background. I dunno.
In the other class we have stamps to do.
Then in the others, I have a full greyscale painting, a full painting using four colors and their tints and shades. Then four color studies. Then three photography assignments. Just-- feeling the heat here. I take so long to decide on a direction to go, and it's eating up time, and I dunno why it takes me so long? But it does and.. I dunno. If everything turns out great I guess I can justify it.
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