Acquavallo

I'm surprised people were actually interested in my Journal post. So I thought I'd write a follow up to let every one know how it went. Thanks for being interested :) Anyways, I think it went really well. I had to go get a number at the entrance to this empty room with polished concrete floors and high white walls. So I signed up and got number P32 (P for photography) and I sat in that room before moving into the hall past an other set of doors in the room. And I had 4 people in front of me. One came out and it was my friend Ania, then someone else I guess, but I didn't notice, and they called in two people 30 and 31. So I went in like five

I'm going to the Concordia University Open House tomorrow. I'll be presenting my portfolio for 'portfolio day'. I'm getting stressed now, at 8pm the day before. I've had so long to decide on what to bring and what to make and... ... well... I don't feel I have enough work printed to bring. I had some printed yesterday, to add to what I'm bringing. So far I'm bringing my 'Anima Tumulta' series, 'Subtilis Esse', my newest work; 'Attachment: an Empty Anthology'. I'll also be bringing a selection of drawings, 'Love Letter' photos of my Book Project, that filing cabinet I did... and the 'Paper Crane' and lastly, one print from my Brownie; 'Rosie D

I've started school again. I haven't really gotten into yet. But so far I'm really excited for all my art classes. And my Psychology class seems absolutely fascinating, and I don't use the word fascinating lightly. I'm just happy to be back in my art life. I've been going to art galleries over the summer, and making art. But I haven't made anything deep really. And most importantly, I haven't presented anything. I love presenting my art. I'm proud of it. It's getting gratification for all the work you put in and being told your thoughts are interesting and other people like you to your inner core. Your art is your inner core. I'm also happy