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A study I did of the cover of a pulp novel, and also the first page in my new watercolour sketchbook that i’m using exclusively for thesis work. It scanned very slightly off center and it’s iRriTaTinG mE but I refuse to re-scan it because I my laziness is more powerful than my frustration.
What are some cool arts electives?
I need to do a couple courses for my complementary studies electives, and I know course offerings obviously vary from university to university, but I want to pick a really interesting subject.
some composition studies from my mind and films. the comps from my mind feel somewhat gestural whereas my studies from film feel very stiff and linear, but seem to be correct from a cinematic perspective. i think i should work on blending the two.
You're a teacher? That explains a lot tbh because you have a good vocabulary and have an englishy teacher vibe
I am! I work full time as an educational technology developer administrating different technologies for things like checking for plagiarism (which I hate but it’s my job), managing our content repository, updating the University website, and handling some of the smaller softwares that don’t currently have a home on campus.
In my spare time I adjunct as a composition instructor. I teach composition studies to Freshmen at my small public university (12k students) which serves a large rural population, lots of first generation college students, and is one of the least expensive universities in the nation. We’re currently heading toward a goal of being a Hispanic Serving Institution, and globalization is a consistent part of our mission. I teach comp with the understanding that composition is a middle class enterprise and that in order to be successful in the university, all students must be able to grasp the basics of composition studies. A lot of what happens in my class is discussions of privilege, of language, of cultural codes, and of what makes someone a writer.
Though I regularly get frustrated with both my jobs, I wouldn’t want to do anything differently. In my position right now, I can actively affect the system for the better from the inside.
Composition studies 7-10
Obviously some Andrew Wyeth up in here.
Composition studies 1-6
Not perfect yet, but that's kind of the point!
