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Aqua and Tan duct tape and colored sharpies - it's VERY clear I need more confidence in my own hand. I've never liked my own hand writing ...hopefully (through this class) it will grow on me!
(My new year's resolution for 2012 is to learn French! I want to document my progress to see how terrible I started out and see if I improved by the end of the year. I will be posting once a week my videos)
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Playing with color mixes on the paper. I observe how the pigments interact. Daniel Smith watercolour.
I'd like to pass on a lesson I learned the hard way recently. If you own Fuji lenses, or in fact any other brand with white writing around the face of the lens (e.g. Olympus) then beware. As you can see from this photo, under certain light conditions the writing is reflected back off the graduated ND filters. It seems to only happen when bright light is hitting the front of the lens at about 45 degrees.
My answer has been to use a black permanent marker to overwrite the lettering. This can always be removed later with methylated spirits if you want to sell the lens.
Professor Alvarez involving students to the lesson. The relationship students/teachers is friendly and helpfull thanks to the dimension of the group (20 selected students).
This school district job application specifies that one should present "lessions" to students. It is uncertain whether they mean lessons or lesions; the latter is way out of a teacher's usual skill set.
I taught the boy how to make pasta. It exhausted him and he retired to his bean bag behind the drying rack.
Successful professional artist and PNCA alumna Tamara English (BFA, ’04) will discuss how to arrange your workspace so that you can do your best work. Join the discussion to discover what will best support your process in the studio and the office, what ever kind of work you are doing. Join us for a FREE bite-sized lesson on the business of being an artist. Bring your lunch and an appetite for tips and tricks to enhance your professional creative practice. Photos by Matthew Gaston '16.
Swimming Lessons (July, 2001)
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Date:2001/07/01 13:16:59
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