November 2010
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“Drawing is putting a line round an idea.”
– Henri Matisse
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Mondays get too much bad publicity...
Mondays are not the bad days of the week. We need to stop making them out as the demon day of the week. Contrary to what many believe, we as a society really do need Mondays. The preconceived notions of what is going to occur on Monday is also a huge factor with how we are perceive the entire day, and for that matter the whole week ahead. Without them, we would not have that “kick in the...
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“A single rose can be my garden… a single friend, my world.”
– Leo Buscaglia
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Eat, Pray, Love Moment
The semester is coming to a close and so much has happened in both school and in my personal life. I think each semester that goes by is a test from whoever is upstairs and possibly for their entertainment to see how much I can take each day, because it seems to be more and more things happen with each day. Every spectrum of the emotional scale as well is present, from dying of pure laughter to...
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These Next 3-ish Weeks:
May make me go insane! So much to do. I have been pretty bad at managing my time. That can be improved and I feel as if all my brain is doing is just going through the motions and not thinking creatively. My brain must be turning into goo or something. It may also just be tired of thinking outside the box all the dang time. Oh well. I will work it out; it always seems to be that way anyway!
“I travel not to go anywhere, but to go. I travel for travel’s sake. The...”
– Robert Louis Stevenson
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The Funny Stuff I Find... →
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“Don’t bunt. Aim out of the ballpark.”
– David Ogilvy
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Prints Galore
Printing off my next series as I am typing this. Patience is always a virtue and printing is no exception! I need to trust my instincts more and not be too timid of my own work. They are coming out great and I am pleased of the shots that I have gotten in my grandpa’s backyard. It has changed so much, yet still reminds me of my childhood.
