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Last week in photos- I forgot to post everyday on tumblr but I have been posting on Instagram. This is a fun challenge I've set for myself, and I've only missed one day in the two week I've been doing this. It's interesting to look around to see what would make a good photo. Obviously not all of them are master piece photographs, but they all represent my interests and things I find that look cool/interesting. I'm pretty proud of myself for keeping up with this despite a fairly busy schedule.

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This is my film analysis on the film Only Lovers Left Alive.

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Decided to play around with color in water. It was so much fun and interesting to watch! These are also my photos of the day (11/13/16)

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Morning Walk - (11/12/16) These are just some photos I took today while going to a walk around my neighborhood. They all had interesting lighting which is why I took them. I find glares and random streaks of light really fascinating. I'm determined to keep up with my early New Year's resolutions.

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This is my art piece for the exhibit my Art Essentials class put on. There are three side to it, each side showing a different part of film. On the left side, the director sits in their chair examining the other scenes. The center shows the camera operator and boom operator filming the scene. Then on the right, the slate is ready to be clapped down and the actor is ready to start the scene. I originally wanted to cut out the design or possibly 3D print it but time and skill did not allow it, but I like how it turned out. I knew I wanted it black and white, and if I hadn't done it in the format I had I don't think it would've come across as clear.

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This is my Skeleton Still Life drawing I had to do for my Drawing Fundamentals class. I'm fairly proud of the proportions and the shape of the skeleton in general. The shading and blending was a lot harder than I expected and I feel it didn't turn out the best. To me, it seems a little too dark but I'm still surprised at how well I did, given that going into this project I thought it would be way too hard to draw a skeleton. It ended but being a lot of fun and I think I enjoyed it more than our other still life projects we've done. 

We also worked with new tools that I hadn’t worked with before. They were charcoal which I’ve used before but ever the white charcoal on gray toned paper. The texture of the paper was another challenge altogether, and I didn’t particularly enjoy that part. All in all, I’m really starting to like my drawing class.