Join for FREE | Take the Tour Lost Password?
Shop deviantART for the
holidays and save BIG!
Click here! :holly:
[x]

deviantART

:date:
 

Coachella

Mon Mar 9, 2009, 5:33 PM
Just bought my tickets, it's gonna be rockin.

check out the line up : <[link]

  • Mood: Excited
  • Listening to: Tidal Wave - Clap Your Hands Say Yeah!

Awkward Moment

Thu Feb 5, 2009, 12:52 AM
So I should pre-face this story with a quick print making lesson. Before running the plate and the paper through the press, you're supposed to sandwich both the paper and plate between two sheets of newsprint paper, then cover those in blankets, and stick it in the press.

Well my first project was due on tuesday. This of course means i was in late monday night cranking the press to the wee hours of the morning; normally not a problem, except that there are 3-4 classes that use the print workshop and all of them had projects around the same time, and the other student, being reasonable and studious being, had all already been working through the weekend. Again, normally not a problem except that they had used all of the a fore mentioned newsprint. So me, being the resourceful person I am went out to my locker and got some of the newsprint I use in my figure drawing class, and since i was just using it to keep the press clean, i didn't see why i couldn't use some that i had already drawn on.
(this story goes somewhere, i promise)
So I grabbed two sheets at random and finished my project, set it on the drying rack, and went to bed. The next morning in class, my professor is going over what we need to write on our prints so we can turn them in, since i was closest, she asked if she could use mine as an example, i agree. She picks up my the last print in my series, flips it over, and holds it up to the class to reveal a naked man ass.
I this point i decide to go die.
Apparently the sheet of newsprint i had grabbed was one from the one day we had had a male model in class and apparently graphite is readily transferable. I awkwardly try and explain that there hadn't been any newsprint left and i was forced improvise and that i wasn't in the habit of drawing naked men on the back of my prints... but i still think the rest of the class didn't believe me until a girl in the back piped up and admitted she had the same problem with her prints except she had used newspaper instead of naked-man-drawings.


Anyway... C'est la vie

  • Mood: Shame
  • Listening to: A Perfect Sonnet- Bright Eyes

Print Making

Wed Jan 28, 2009, 11:33 PM
I'm taking a class on print making this semester and really enjoying it so far, I'm probably going to upload some of my first projects here soon.


[link]

  • Mood: Pleased
  • Listening to: See a Penny (Pick it Up) - YACHT
  • Reading: Art and Society in Italy 1350-1500 ( so ...lame)

Murry Christmuss

Thu Dec 25, 2008, 8:30 AM
To everyone! Even if you don't celebrate it; I don't care, there's no reason not to be merry on the 25th of December, I don't care if that's a double negative either.

Christmas with the family was good, my parents got me a couple of books on art and graphic design that are actually really interesting, so it looks like they've finally abandoned the whole "you should really study architecture, it has job security." train of thought, which is a relief. I got to see my sister and am looking forward to spending some quality time with her since we only got to see each-other for a few days over the past year.

anyway, holiday cheer for everyone.

  • Mood: Jolly
  • Listening to: Needle in the Hay - Elliot Smith (not too festive)

Life's good

Sun Nov 23, 2008, 7:49 PM
So things seem to be going pretty well for me, i have a job on campus working as a graphic designer, all my classes are wrapping up, I even have a few commissions lining up with some indie bands. I've been having a good time in the meantime; I've met a lot of interesting people in this city.


[link]

  • Mood: Amused
  • Listening to: Justice Vs. Simeon, We are Your Friends
  • Reading: Existentialism and Human Emotion, Jean Paul Sartre

Journal History

Site Map