Hasan Elahi

I really enjoyed Hasan’s presentation, it was very interesting and made me think about some topics that haven’t entered my head before. I loved how he said that artists luxury of taking risks, which I never thought about but it’s very true. He had the example of his idea that these certain plants would take the metal out of the ground. If a major company were to do that, it just wouldn’t work because they have no room to fail. But artists are able to try it and if it doesn’t work, it doesn’t work. They just move on to the next project. I really enjoy how that principle will apply to either one of my career paths of a graphic designer or a DJ & music producer.

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AHAHAHAHA IM DYING SWEET AIR

tomlinsass:

I Knew You Were Trouble by Taylor Swift played on The Recorder

IM CRYING IS AIR ACTUALLY REAL OR

I DONT REMEMBER THE LAST TIME I LAUGHED THIS HARD AT A POST

I think this fits more to the feelings Taylor was feeling when writing this song

She must be proud.

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Self portrait of artist I like: Andy Warhol

Andy Warhol is definitely one of, if not my favorite artist. His works inspires my art so much. I love his pop-art style, and I love how he incorporated it into his self portrait. It’s definitely recognizable as a Warhol piece the instant you see it. 

Image from: http://www.guggenheim.org/new-york/collections/collection-online/show-full/piece/

Self portrait of artist I dislike: Edvard Munch

I don’t necessarily dislike Munch, but I’m not a fan of his self portrait. It’s very dull and unexpressive. Unless he’s a dull person, it doesn’t really show his personality which in my opinion is the key to the self portrait. 

Image from: http://poulwebb.blogspot.com/2010/12/edvard-munch-self-portraits.html