i don't know whether i should try further revising the assignments i'm not satisfied with, or if i should just forget about them and try doing some projects on my own.

olympics!

yay china!
syncronized diving -- SO COOL.

i heart ny

i wish i had more time and more people to explore manhattan with.

i am not used to it being so loud in the house.
is it normal for little girls to be so squeaky? i mean, i know little girls are by nature squeaky, but when my cousins come home from school, it's like the end of the world or something. i'm afraid they're going to break my house.

wow

click here to see the 360 degree drawing of Tokyo. so nuts.

"Architectural artist, Stephen Wiltshire, was diagnosed with autism at the age of three, and he could not learn how to speak until he was 9 years old.

But Stephen soon realized that he has a great special ability in drawing. He can look at a target once and then draw an accurate and detailed picture of it.

In May 2005, Stephen produced his longest ever panoramic memory drawing of Tokyo on a 10-meter long canvas within seven days following a short helicopter ride over the city."

boo headache.

one day i want to arrange some random objects on a lightbox in givens and take artsy fartsy pictures of them.

A renowned typographer and his little nephew paint the alphabet together.

reference

it makes so much sense.

if you want to draw a cat, find pictures of cats to look at. if you want to draw a fish, scour Google images for pictures of fish.

i don't know why this comes as such an epiphany to me.

one thing that worries me about being in the art school is that i suspect my intellectual capacity is diminishing while my creative faculties are being honed.