Showing posts with label soa. Show all posts
Showing posts with label soa. Show all posts

Wednesday, December 14, 2011

GMU Artsbus promo vid: I Love New York



Hey self, you've gone on the Artsbus at least ten times. 
You should do a promo for it as your final project for motion design!

Side note, thank you to all the people who have ever let me photograph them on said trips and double thanks to Justin for all of his sound/editing help and for keeping me company until five in the morning. 

Thursday, September 22, 2011

Wheel! Of! Photoshop!

[on digital painting]
Logan: It is like I am an architect (does Vanna White hand gesture) and I am building things.

Monday, May 16, 2011

Artsy things from the past week

Justin installing his show in Gallery 123
Hip Hop Culture things
Lynne Constantine looking at Justin's show "Sparagmos and Omophagia."
Peter Lee's senior show about the NSI
My prints for the Fiction & Diction print exchange
Doing some light reading aka lightly procrastinating
  

Tuesday, April 26, 2011

Oh snap, opportunity knockin'

"Hey, I'm the assistant editor for the George Mason Review, Mason’s scholarly undergraduate journal.  I approached Lynne recently about helping us find a highly qualified undergraduate in the Art and Visual Technology major to work on the GMR's peer reviewer board.  She obviously thinks you would make a great addition to our current review staff, and, based on her comments about you, I do as well.

The GMR has both a print and online presence and solicits submissions from across the disciplines.  (Learn more here) Because of this virtual presence and cross-disciplinary focus, we want diverse, representative peer reviewers--like yourself.

In essence, peer reviewers help decide what works define or even redefine scholarship, and, in this capacity, you lend your voice to what Mason scholarship looks like.  In a sense, you would be helping shape our response to and solicitation of visual art.  As a member of the GMR staff, peer reviewers also have opportunities to write for the GMR blog, and peer reviewers are always considered first for vacant board positions."

I get to review work? I GET TO BLOG? Awwwyeah. 

Friday, April 22, 2011

Thursday

Neatly organized randomness from Justin's studio
Mitch!
Deborah's show!
Pinholin'

[via text]
Mitch: Man! vina, you make SoA awesome!
me: You and Hannah make the SoA all hearts and flowers!

Thursday, March 24, 2011

So angry! These are supposed to be happy times!

[via text] 
me: Remember that time we got accepted into the BFA program? 
Caleb: Haha! Yes!! We should celebrate. 
me: Totally. 
Caleb: This weekend, tell Logan and Rachel, attendance is mandatory. I will stab a motherfucker if they are absent.

OHHHHHSHIT


Russian Rachel and Caleb, congratulations to you too!!!!!

Tuesday, February 22, 2011

G Train = Hipster Express

  1. At this moment, I honestly couldn't tell you how many times I've gone on the NYC/Artsbus trip. The required amount is five, yes? Hell, it's at least double that. Oh, Honors. 
  2. Hitting up East of Eighth, Chelsea Market, and Cake & Shake is my new favorite Honors tradition.
  3. Alcohol before or during the ride home, genius. 
  4. They always play a mainstream movie before they sneak in an art house film. Duplicitous double-dealers (triple alliteration score!).
  5. The weird tagalong usually sports some garish headphones and a Mason sweatshirt.
  6. Skulls and fog are the new art trends. I like to think that Honors started the fog one. We didn't.
  7. I usually start to crash around three or four. Sadly, that's about the time we go to an artist's studio. A thousand apologies.
  8. Justin does not like to be touched when he is sleeping but he will lean in for some gossip. 
  9. Ashley P. does not have an indoor voice. We still love her.
  10. It was seventy degrees in DC on Friday. It was forty degrees with winds over 60 mph in Manhattan on Saturday. What. the. hell.

Tuesday, February 15, 2011

Thursday, September 30, 2010

Yee-Haw!!

I'm excited for the Yee-Haw Industries Visual Voices lecture tonight. They combine my love of typography and printmaking! They like using brown paper like I do (Yeah, yeah, yeah. It's not archival, I know)! AND they's old timey!



I like old timey.




I SEEN EM FIRST!!!