I haven't updated in a while because i'm too busy. too busy for a hell of a lot of things, but somehow i find time to sit around playing farmtown. =\
Either way...
I haven't taken many photos, and haven't even set up a shoot since I left St. Francis. I have, however, been working on a few sculptures in my Sculpture class at IUSB. It's not as challenging as I thought it would be,but i enjoy myself. I'm going to post a few soon. We've worked with balsa wood, wire(my favorite medium which i definitely intend to continue working with), clay, and now we're working with aerated cement. I'm finding this to be the most challenging, but nothing that I can't do. I seem to have the problem of not being able to "find" in the block, whereas with everything else was about building from the block. I've also gotten back to jewelry, and have made a few necklaces and bracelets with hand weaving. I want to learn metalcraft, so i'm looking for a class on that...
and as a last note, I want to link to a picture that i took in support of last year's To Write Love on Her Arms day. It's coming up again on Friday, and I want to encourage anyone reading this to please participate. Each year, on November 13, is a day where anyone can write the word love on their arms, to support those who are fighting against depression and those who are trying to recover. On this day, just write love on your arms, and show it off, and when other people ask why you have love written on your arms, tell them you are supporting to write love on her arms day, and how it's benefiting a non-profit organization helping stop depression. This cause just hits home with me, and is very important.
there's more information and a link to the TWLOHA website here; [link]
and here;
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