After my tutor saying that our collaborative projects were very poor in general and that a lot of people got D grades, I’ve just received the feedback sheet (which doesn’t give us a grade but does use language that hints at the grade) and from what I’m reading it looks like I got a B. Such a relief…I *knew* I followed the guidelines. PHEW! Pressure’s off on that one.
Anonymous asked: Yeah, why not. Small boobs are awsome!
Heck yeah they are, and nice try! But you’re not getting a photo because:
- I don’t wanna give you one, Mr Grey Face.
- I’m an aspiring fashion model, and this isn’t a high fashion shoot.
- I’m working at a school next year and it’s not a smart idea.
Anonymous asked: topless tuesday?
I just laughed out loud. Really?!
I like being able to look back on the people I fancied in high school and go: “I’m so glad nothing came of me liking you because you were a total asshat anyway.”
In fact, I like doing that full stop.
If anyone ever tells you that:
- The books you read are not “real books”
- The music you listen to is not “real music”
- The games you play are not “real games”
- The art you like is not “real art”
- The clothes you wear are not “proper clothes”
- The comics you read are not “real comics”
It’s perfectly okay to write them off as a petty, joyless asshole and continue enjoying the things you like.
(via domwithpen)
Next weeks’ goals:
- Start compiling photographs for a book to take to the London exhibition.
- Build at least a home page for my website.
Definitely do-able.
I wasn’t in to post this yesterday so I’ll do it now.
I’m finished, as far as deadlines go. At so many points through my final year I was adamant that I couldn’t get all the work done and that I was going to quit, but I’m really glad that I didn’t. And I really couldn’t have kept going without my best friends (you know who you are) cheering me on and being incredibly understandable when I couldn’t see them for the sheer amount of work I had to do, and for that I am truly grateful. ♥ So, what comes next?
- Exposed 13 end-of-year exhibition at the Out of the Blue Drill Hall on Dalmeny Street, in Edinburgh. It opens on the evening of June 11th, and I hope to see some familiar faces there. ^_^
- Free Range 2013 at the Old Truman Brewery on Brick Lane, in London. It opens officially on the evening of June 20th, with a secondary private opening for friends and family on the afternoon/evening of the 21st. I have a few people coming to see it, and I’m just excited to go down to London for a whole week and a bit!
- Summer, which to me means working, relaxing, spending time with my friends and perhaps some romance. It also means shoots, and the Fringe festival, and hopefully we get some sun, too!
- Working at George Watson’s College as the Artist In Residence as of the 19th of August 2013 for the year.
Lessgo~
More photographs from the Hasselblad/Broncolor day at college! ♥ Someone give me a Hasselblad H5D and a Broncolor Scoro kit with all the bells and whistles please!
After my tutor saying that our collaborative projects were very poor in general and that a lot of people got D grades, I’ve just received the feedback sheet (which doesn’t give us a grade but does use language that hints at the grade) and from what I’m reading it looks like I got a B. Such a relief…I *knew* I followed the guidelines. PHEW! Pressure’s off on that one.
Anonymous asked: Yeah, why not. Small boobs are awsome!
Heck yeah they are, and nice try! But you’re not getting a photo because:
- I don’t wanna give you one, Mr Grey Face.
- I’m an aspiring fashion model, and this isn’t a high fashion shoot.
- I’m working at a school next year and it’s not a smart idea.
Anonymous asked: topless tuesday?
I just laughed out loud. Really?!
I like being able to look back on the people I fancied in high school and go: “I’m so glad nothing came of me liking you because you were a total asshat anyway.”
In fact, I like doing that full stop.
If anyone ever tells you that:
- The books you read are not “real books”
- The music you listen to is not “real music”
- The games you play are not “real games”
- The art you like is not “real art”
- The clothes you wear are not “proper clothes”
- The comics you read are not “real comics”
It’s perfectly okay to write them off as a petty, joyless asshole and continue enjoying the things you like.
(via domwithpen)
Next weeks’ goals:
- Start compiling photographs for a book to take to the London exhibition.
- Build at least a home page for my website.
Definitely do-able.
I wasn’t in to post this yesterday so I’ll do it now.
I’m finished, as far as deadlines go. At so many points through my final year I was adamant that I couldn’t get all the work done and that I was going to quit, but I’m really glad that I didn’t. And I really couldn’t have kept going without my best friends (you know who you are) cheering me on and being incredibly understandable when I couldn’t see them for the sheer amount of work I had to do, and for that I am truly grateful. ♥ So, what comes next?
- Exposed 13 end-of-year exhibition at the Out of the Blue Drill Hall on Dalmeny Street, in Edinburgh. It opens on the evening of June 11th, and I hope to see some familiar faces there. ^_^
- Free Range 2013 at the Old Truman Brewery on Brick Lane, in London. It opens officially on the evening of June 20th, with a secondary private opening for friends and family on the afternoon/evening of the 21st. I have a few people coming to see it, and I’m just excited to go down to London for a whole week and a bit!
- Summer, which to me means working, relaxing, spending time with my friends and perhaps some romance. It also means shoots, and the Fringe festival, and hopefully we get some sun, too!
- Working at George Watson’s College as the Artist In Residence as of the 19th of August 2013 for the year.
Lessgo~
More photographs from the Hasselblad/Broncolor day at college! ♥ Someone give me a Hasselblad H5D and a Broncolor Scoro kit with all the bells and whistles please!
