Livin' in the D'.

Also, I made this last week. A world made of sculpey, paper, fabric, lego figures and lots of computer-manipulation.

Tulips

Pink LEDs, tracing paper, copper wire, plastic tubing, batteries and a flower pot. Results coming in soon.

Going the distance.

So far it seems as if I failed to keep up with my blog... not entirely so. I've been working on two projects (mostly one) where I'm doing some stop-motion animation, basically me based around the things I do and around dumb things that would be more than ideal to happen in the real world.

I have until Wednesday to finish preparing characters, finish whatever props are needed to be finished (which are, thankfully, almost done), shoot the movie, edit it, author a DVD and be alive for Wednesday. Oh, I also need to be working on my final drawing project and sketchbook. And an economics project that might get delivered, but which is not as important. I will basically not sleep for the next 3 days. Just another day in arts school, but thankfully, things are coming together, if at least in my mind.

And so it begins...

... another beginning.

This is, like, the third or fourth time I've attempted to make and keep a blog; hopefully the last, but still just as awkward to create a starting post where I talk about myself, blah blah blah.

But in short, I'm a person/student/artist/student-to-turn-artist kind of person. I'm specifically studying to become a photographer, but I'm into drawing, creating models, singing, playing the guitar and piano; I'm a guy that's well-rounded in some talents that no-one needs but everyone enjoys, which is the thing I enjoy the most of myself. Aside from that, I come off as a sort of awkward dude that keeps to himself often, a little distant and absent-minded; however, this perception/reality is something I want to break away from and I want to find a place where I belong - kind of like a Linkin Park song, only not. I want to be able to connect to people. I want to be able to relate to people and that people can relate to me - or at least to be able to attempt this every night (which is when I usually find myself writing).

And this is my introduction.