
So Thanksgiving Break begins tonight and, as of now, I have a series total of ten 11x14 illustrations to do for Intermediate Drawing class, many black and white digital backgrounds as well as an on-going storyboard for Intermediate II Animation class (because I'm a level higher than everyone else, so I get to do the easily procrastinateable crap while everyone else animates,) and finish the OTHER animation we started at the beginning of the semester, write a measly 2 page paper for Bicycling *stifles laugh*... and I have to study History of Modern Art for a test. And read for Gender/Identity in Lit. I think the test for that is Dec 14th. I hope I get a good grade because them's a looooot of reading.
As far as personal art goes, I haven't had neither the time, energy, or thinking capacity for much. I've been focusing on the design for my website and wishing dinner at Molly Brannigan's wasn't $30 or else I might have already purchased my domain name. Also, Flash is really difficult to not fuck up and getting my pages to work right is a total pain.
I am looking forward to the end of the semester break. It is a month long. And it will be snowing and happy fun times with lot's of relaxation and catching up with personal stuff. I need to get some really good portfolio pieces. I attended a visiting thing yesterday and the visitor told us a great deal of what to and NOT to do in order to get a job once graduated. And I took notes!
The visitor was David Filoni, a 1996 Edinboro University graduate. (That's where I go to school.) Here's a quote thing, "In his brief yet impressive career, Mr. Filoni has served as an assistant director for the FOX television series King of the Hill, as an assistant director for the Warner Brothers series, Mission Hill and The Oblongs, as an animator for several Disney Television series, and as a writer and director for the Nickelodeon series Avatar: The Last Airbender." He's currently the supervising director for Star Wars: The Clone Wars on Cartoon Network, which is pretty rad! That show isn't that bad, I don't know why so many people dislike it...
Anyway! If this guy graduated my small-town state college and got to work on AVATAR... then I think I might be able to be just as radical (after some time doing grunt work) after I graduate. As long as I have all my shit together, anything is possible! *rainbows*
But I'm still freaking out about my work. Procrastination got so bad I unhooked my TV and put it in the corner to think about what it's done. Computer is a little harder to regulate, though...
