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Jan. 26th, 2005 08:19 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
grifstarSeriously, why the hell do people obess over such things? Even more so, why the hell do people get angry over it? Lately all I hear is "OMG I so-and-so likes me and I like him, but now he's leaving but still wants to be together but now I hate him for still wanting to be together" X.x;;... Someone try to explain that to me, please? Because I appearently don't understand the language of airhead idiocy. Let alone the fact that people who whine about being 'lonely' because they have no 'significate other' have no actual common sense to me, or self-esteem for that matter.
Also my art class is making me rather bitter. Which was partially why I didn't want to take an art class to begin with. Because the teacher appearently doesn't really know the true meaning of 'art'. Instead all it is is just having to make random pictures in styles that we extremely hate. I don't believe art should be forced into a certain style. It's like taking a thristy horse to a river and force it not drink anything, or just a certain amount. Of course, the first thing that comes to mind to an art teacher is probably abstract stuff that supossibly represents that artist in some way. Basically if your 'peice' has no depth feeling, you can't call it art. Well dammit, I like to draw what I want to draw. I don't want to follow any style that some European guy made just because it's famous. I want to follow my own rules. It comes to show you that even with the most freest(?) skill to have, there is still stereotypes and appearently limits
And that's why I don't think art should really be a class, more rather self taught. However, there is a fine line between a class and just pointers/advice. However, even I try to improve by looking at some other styles, maybe see something in preticular that I might later use a basing. But I would consider that self taught because one, you take your own time to do it, and two, it's not a direct style after you finish(unless, you absolutely want to O.o). Even if there was a special style that was 'flavorful' to you, you surely would have noticed it LONG before you took a class. Same goes for if you want to paint, charcoal, clay, regnew, you SHOULD have had the enough knowledge to know if it's a favorite of ours. As for me, paint and charcoal smeres easily (not to mention messy as hell), I suck at 3d models, and I personally think crayons, markers, and colored pencils ruins pictures and make them sometimes seem like 3rd grade show and tell projetcs. So I'll stick to plain pencil art/computer editing, thank you very much.
Oh yeah, I got addicted to Broken Angel.. Who would have thought that turning lamposts and signs into spears/lances and swords (and large cannons =P) to slice up mutant animals and bandit people would be so... entertaining XP. Still playing Arcadia a bit though, heh. Both are addicting acutally right now..
Also my art class is making me rather bitter. Which was partially why I didn't want to take an art class to begin with. Because the teacher appearently doesn't really know the true meaning of 'art'. Instead all it is is just having to make random pictures in styles that we extremely hate. I don't believe art should be forced into a certain style. It's like taking a thristy horse to a river and force it not drink anything, or just a certain amount. Of course, the first thing that comes to mind to an art teacher is probably abstract stuff that supossibly represents that artist in some way. Basically if your 'peice' has no depth feeling, you can't call it art. Well dammit, I like to draw what I want to draw. I don't want to follow any style that some European guy made just because it's famous. I want to follow my own rules. It comes to show you that even with the most freest(?) skill to have, there is still stereotypes and appearently limits
And that's why I don't think art should really be a class, more rather self taught. However, there is a fine line between a class and just pointers/advice. However, even I try to improve by looking at some other styles, maybe see something in preticular that I might later use a basing. But I would consider that self taught because one, you take your own time to do it, and two, it's not a direct style after you finish(unless, you absolutely want to O.o). Even if there was a special style that was 'flavorful' to you, you surely would have noticed it LONG before you took a class. Same goes for if you want to paint, charcoal, clay, regnew, you SHOULD have had the enough knowledge to know if it's a favorite of ours. As for me, paint and charcoal smeres easily (not to mention messy as hell), I suck at 3d models, and I personally think crayons, markers, and colored pencils ruins pictures and make them sometimes seem like 3rd grade show and tell projetcs. So I'll stick to plain pencil art/computer editing, thank you very much.
Oh yeah, I got addicted to Broken Angel.. Who would have thought that turning lamposts and signs into spears/lances and swords (and large cannons =P) to slice up mutant animals and bandit people would be so... entertaining XP. Still playing Arcadia a bit though, heh. Both are addicting acutally right now..
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Date: 2005-02-03 04:40 am (UTC)Actually supposibly I ain't the only person who really hates that teacher. Probably for other various reasons, but most people say that she makes a bad art teacher. So it isn't just me, blarghness