Christi's Right Hemisphere http://blog.scad.edu/cdinet20 Eploring the Madness that is Creation Fri, 12 Apr 2013 00:57:06 +0000 en-US hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.5.1 The Colorful Little Brain of Hers http://blog.scad.edu/cdinet20/2013/04/11/the-colorful-little-brain-of-hers/ http://blog.scad.edu/cdinet20/2013/04/11/the-colorful-little-brain-of-hers/#comments Fri, 12 Apr 2013 00:55:43 +0000 Christina Dine-Taylor http://blog.scad.edu/cdinet20/?p=67 If there is one thing that time has afforded me it’s to find beauty in everything. There are a few phrases that have stuck with me from my father:

Things can make you better or bitter. Strive for better.

You are the beauty from my ashes.

Today is one of those days where I just want to turn on my music and work on school and listen to his words. You will generally find me listening to music as most artists do when they are in the zone. Here is the sound track to my day. It makes a blah mood turn into something beautiful and fly away.

And here are my projects:
Color Theory
Ctaylor_WIP_ProjectC

Ctaylor_WIP_Color Scheme

Drawing II: It only looks cockeyes b/c that’s how I took the photo. I’ve actually spent quit a bit of time trying to make sure everything is straight and pretty, but aside from Staples who owns a 18×24 scanner? lol Yes there is a pickle in this picture. Aren’t you just tickled?

Ctaylor_2_Exercise6Formulating

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Well here we are. I knew it would come to this. It was bound to happen. It was unavoidable. Now here we are face to face. Sitting in that awkwardness we call… GREETINGS!

It’s Spring Semester here at SCAD Online! Well I don’t know how much Spring is actually happening where you are, but comparatively I will assume mine is probably better than most. “Well that’s an awfully brash assumption,” one might say. Fact of the matter is that even though we have gone from 85 to 40 in TWO days. Florida is still not as cold as most places. Let’s be honest with ourselves that’s just Florida weather. Do I wish I was in a foot deep of snow with you? OF COURSE! But alas, here I am… Making the best of a given situation.

Now for classes! Here I am in Color Theory as well as Drawing 2.

Some of the things that I have pondered today during school work:

1.) Wow… I like my still life’s facing head on. Why?

2.)I wonder if people who are color blind get to skip color theory?

3.)What happens to artists who are color blind?

4.)OH That’s interesting! Each one of my eyes sees a slightest bit of difference in hue.

5.)OMG am I color blind?! *Takes test*

6.) The answer is, no.

Welp that’s enough of me and my intro entry. If you desire to see more just go to my videos! Looking forward to this semester and feel free to drop a line, add a comment, send an angry email, or you know… anything of that nature! See y’all later!

 

“Life is pretty simple: You do some stuff. Most fails. Some works. You do more of what works. If it works big, others quickly copy it. Then you do something else. The trick is the doing something else.”- DaVinci

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