Wednesday, April 30, 2008
Oops
I went to the OMA like I said I would but accidently put the posted on my other site, Another Bucket. Go check it out though...Chris Rainier is pretty amazing.
Tuesday, April 29, 2008
Can't Wait Til Wednesday
The Oceanside art museum has a new exhibit going on...all about tattoos!! I'm going to go on Wednesday. Very excited. I find body art to be so amazing. I read this quote on the wall of the last tattoo shop I was in...and I want to share it with y'all.
"The tattoo is the mark of the soul. It can act as a window through which we can see inside or it can be a shield to protect us from those who cannot see past the surface."
~David Bolt
"The tattoo is the mark of the soul. It can act as a window through which we can see inside or it can be a shield to protect us from those who cannot see past the surface."
~David Bolt
As Far As On-Line Photos Go
Last Friday
I actually went and saw a play...not a normal occurrence for me.
But it was Beauty and the Beast...performed by high schoolers at Rancho Buena Vista High School. The did the Disney version. which happens to be one of my favorites so I went. And was quite impressed by how well they did. It was long...they added some songs...but the guy who played the candlestick cracked me up the whole time.
Like I Said On My Other Blog...
...I am really impressed by some of the work my classmates are producing. They are definitely inspiring me to push myself to do better work.
Monday, April 28, 2008
On A Side Note...
A Couple Of Quotes I Picked Up Along The Way
"Photography deals exquisitely with appearances, but nothing is what it appears to be."
~Duane Michals
"Photography is the easiest thing in the world, if one is willing to accept pictures that are flaccid, limp, bland, banal, indiscriminately informative, and pointless. But if one insists on a photograph that is both complex and vigorous, it is almost impossible."
~John Szarkowski
~Duane Michals
"Photography is the easiest thing in the world, if one is willing to accept pictures that are flaccid, limp, bland, banal, indiscriminately informative, and pointless. But if one insists on a photograph that is both complex and vigorous, it is almost impossible."
~John Szarkowski
Sunday, April 27, 2008
Another AMAZING Photographer
Is it lame to say that this guy's work makes me want to cry? Probably.
“In exploring the shared language and poetic sensibilities of all animals, I am working towards rediscovering the common ground that once existed when people lived in harmony with animals. The images depict a world that is without beginning or end, here or there, past or present.”—Gregory Colbert, Creator of Ashes and Snow
I seriously don't think I have ever seen something so breathtaking. (Wait--I say that alot--don't I?) Oh well--in Gregory Colbert's case it is absolutely true. I love his subject matter...I love the effect...I love everything about his images. Love it love it love it.
Thanks Mom
So my mom was recently in Florida where she saw some work by this guy named Johnny Villaronga. His photography is right up my alley as he does some amazing shots of wildlife.
Check out his site:
wildnaturegallery.com
Seriously, some breathtaking photos.
Check out his site:
wildnaturegallery.com
Seriously, some breathtaking photos.
Thursday, April 24, 2008
What A Good Feeling...
...finally. Books. Equal. Done. Woo-hoo!
I am happy with how it (they) turned out and really can't wait for the mail.
They took a lot out of me...but I definitely am looking forward to any and all future book projects.
Thursday, April 17, 2008
Still Here
As You Can Tell By The Time Stamp...
...here it is after 11 o'clock and I am still at school!
I know you are thinking this girl must be crazy--right?
Not so if you knew I had 2 HUGE book projects due Monday and Tuesday.
Then you are thinking this girl must be crazy cause she has a laptop with all the necessary programs on it.
Not so if you knew I was here with my buddy Zane who also has a huge book project due. And that we ordered pizza...
...in fact, Zane's paying the delivery guy right now.
Monday, April 14, 2008
Oh Ya...And One More Thing...
...lovin' the altered book project. Had some trouble with the idea of de-constructing a book, but I ended up having a blast and will get a photo of it up here soon too.
Busy Little Bee
Let me just say...I have been museum hopping like it's going out of style.
Today alone I hit 6. (Thank-you Balboa Park.)
A couple of weekends ago it was the Mingei in Escondido (by the way, if you pay for admission there, you get a free ticket for their Balboa branch). They were having an exhibit on armadillo art. Silly sounding? Yes. But some really great pieces. Along with some by Niki de Saint Phalle, who is one of my faves.
After that, I shot out to the coast and popped into the Surf museum in Oceanside. Headed up to OPT (the camera/telescope store that also has a mini gallery in the basement. Some cool things there by a guy named Michael Vander Vorst.
I should be able to load some pics. soon. (I know the rules--but I took some anyways...and of the outside of the buildings and whatnot.)
Today, Balboa, which I will elaborate on later. Mingei, MOPA, Museum of Art. Also stopped downtown at the 2 MCASD buildings. Really cool thing--if you are 25 years or younger, you get in free. Thank-you Qualcomm. Had just enough time to stop at the La Jolla branch before they closed. Really trippy exhibit going on there which I will definitely get into more later.
Today alone I hit 6. (Thank-you Balboa Park.)
A couple of weekends ago it was the Mingei in Escondido (by the way, if you pay for admission there, you get a free ticket for their Balboa branch). They were having an exhibit on armadillo art. Silly sounding? Yes. But some really great pieces. Along with some by Niki de Saint Phalle, who is one of my faves.
After that, I shot out to the coast and popped into the Surf museum in Oceanside. Headed up to OPT (the camera/telescope store that also has a mini gallery in the basement. Some cool things there by a guy named Michael Vander Vorst.
I should be able to load some pics. soon. (I know the rules--but I took some anyways...and of the outside of the buildings and whatnot.)
Today, Balboa, which I will elaborate on later. Mingei, MOPA, Museum of Art. Also stopped downtown at the 2 MCASD buildings. Really cool thing--if you are 25 years or younger, you get in free. Thank-you Qualcomm. Had just enough time to stop at the La Jolla branch before they closed. Really trippy exhibit going on there which I will definitely get into more later.
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