Well it's been a busy week but one filled with much satisfaction. I was having difficulty last week drawing paper, the folds, the creases, the shadows, and so I aborted the drawing I was working on and drew an old mixer they had in the drawing studio. But this week I tried to do it again and I think I did. I took about 6 feet of paper towel, wrapped it loosely around my hand and stuck in a pewter mug I found. Sat down for about 3 hours and worked it out. There is a nice retro 50's cafe next to Anderson Hall (that's where I was drawing) so after I finished I got a tasty cheeseburger with bacon. Bacon is good down here.
Speaking of Bacon... it seems that nobody has come down with Swine Flu yet. They have part of one of the dorms quarantined for people to go there should they come down with the symptoms associated with Swine '09, but so far it's been empty up there.
Weather: The weather is cooling down a bit. It's nice in the evenings and mornings, definitely light sweater weather. The days are still quite hot though. I took a nap laying in the sun on the bridge yesterday and the day before. It was so relaxing!
I'm eating some Ramen and I'm about to go to bed. That's all that's going on in my life...
P.S. The two photos in this collection of the angel with no head or arms and the torso are not mine, but you should see them. They were done with charcoal and conty stick (spelling?) on Mylar paper and they are absolutely beautiful. A picture can't do them justice but I try.
Wednesday, September 30, 2009
Monday, September 21, 2009
The past week
Here are some more photos of my past week, the weekend, the adventures I had and some pictures of a few assignments I have been given. All my classes have been exceeding my expectations not only in the level of individual attention but also the approach that every professor, be it drawing, composition, or 2-D design, has taken in terms of teaching us an abstract art. Unlike math and grammar, history or science, there is no right and wrong, yes and no. It's a focus more towards the quality of the work done. When teaching is done in this fashion it moves away from being thought of as torture to learn the world around you and more as a way of finding unique quirks in yourself.
Also, there are some truly excellent restaurants here. Five Guys Burger and Fries, J.O.'s, Betty's Café...
Too many to mention really!
Savannah S.14-S.21 |
Monday, September 14, 2009
An Introduction to Savannah
Here are some photos that I've been taking while arriving here and touring. Took them on my iPhone and was quite impressed with how they look for being taken with such a small camera. Enjoy!
Arrival to Sep.13 |
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