Exercise:Running about with Chelsea on my back for 15 minutes, total.
Voice:I sang for quite a while, at other peoples' chagrin.
Reading:Carp. Eh!
Participation:100
Description(if above 89):Today we worked on Shakespeare and the globe. I payed attention, absorbed information through pseudo-osmosis, and played a major role in the making of the best Globe Theatre! Also, IPA is awesome.
Well, drops are scarily similar to Bob Ross paintings. I mean, short of the soft southern accent and freakish bass tones, it's the exact same sort of thing but on a magnified scale. Leah, our set designer, who is amazing, taught us what to do. We mixed up three colors, a cream, a yellow, and a brown, and we're scrumbling (applying in little x shapes, just as Bob Ross does) them together, then blending the edges lightly (a hair and some air). I mean, after that we're applying some painting spray, which bob ross does not generally do, but we water it down to pronounce things more, which he does. I dunno. It's just strikingly similar.
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Tuesday, September 16, 2008
Saturday, August 2, 2008
And I'm caught in the middle of nowhere...
Well, today is more visual art related. I ended up going for a bike ride down a canal path near my town. They recently redid the path so it's covered with yellow river stones. Good thing I have a mountain bike!
Anyways, the path is rather isolated, though it runs parallel to some major roads. The odd thing is, there's enough space at some points that you could easily convince yourself you're in the woods. Some bits were just picturesque. There was smooth water on either side, draping trees, birds every which way, and squirrels. And I always had the feeling like I was the only one going in the direction I was going. For some reason, even though it's a popular walking/biking path, There are few enough people that you only see people going the other way.
But really, I wish I had a good camera. I even had a little idea of taking a panoramic picture every 100 feet or so, and combining them into a web game. But I don't have a camera. Or patience. :P
I'm probably going to bike that path again, though.
Anyways, the path is rather isolated, though it runs parallel to some major roads. The odd thing is, there's enough space at some points that you could easily convince yourself you're in the woods. Some bits were just picturesque. There was smooth water on either side, draping trees, birds every which way, and squirrels. And I always had the feeling like I was the only one going in the direction I was going. For some reason, even though it's a popular walking/biking path, There are few enough people that you only see people going the other way.
But really, I wish I had a good camera. I even had a little idea of taking a panoramic picture every 100 feet or so, and combining them into a web game. But I don't have a camera. Or patience. :P
I'm probably going to bike that path again, though.
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