today marks the end of school for the week. so yayy! but im working over the weekend & because i've been slacking for the past week, i have to buck up.. meaning, research + more research tog with the execution of my exhibition work ugh i haven't found anything that can motivate me but anyway i had a new lecturer today at school :>
oh guess what i can't remember his name. the only feature of his that particularly strike me was his choice of color. I dont know or maybe artists really dont give a rat's ass about what the real world thinks lol
so anyhoo he had a white polo tee on with khaki green pants fastened with a dark brown leather belt + a watch of a similar toned strap. oh yes, he tucked his shirt in
how dorky, im sure tanya was in love for a moment there :>
he started the class with an introduction of himself.. & then went on to say how our grades don't matter. well, i dont know.. because Art, itself as a class, a hobby, an exhibition, a collection of artwork cannot be graded.. It is to some extent, subjective & how ironic to say i've passed art school or, im the top student at an art school because it really is up to the clients eventually
i dont know
im only a foundation student & grades do matter - a great deal in fact. it has a direct link to the amount of effort you put in you know? like for example, i tell you i've got a C & you immediately assume i've been slacking or i suck at what i do. thanks for judging yo
so as i was saying, Kim (oh yay his name finally registered in my mind) said that even if a student scored straight As in school, the client might still dismiss him because of his portfolio
but usually people with As are good at what they do right? am i making sense? i know he's trying to encourage us to continue to work hard.. not to give up if things dont go our way but saying grades dont matter? ah well
time to do my work haha whatever it is, A, B or C or Es im sure everyone put in their own share of effort and discipline. i guess if you're good at what you do, nothing can stop you