It is certainly apparent that spring has sprung around Beverly, and the college. Unfortunately, I am too bogged down with final projects at the moment to spend a ton of time outdoors. However, when I feel that familiar burned out feeling, I know it's time to step away from the easel and take a walk outdoors. Here are some images I snapped yesterday of the Hardie building (my school's main building), and some of the surrounding scenes here in Beverly.
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Sunday, April 25, 2010
Beverly, Massachusetts
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Beverly, Massachusetts has been my home since the last week of August 2009 when I moved here to attend the Montserrat College of Art. Despite some unfortunate experiences with student housing during my first semester, my experience here has validated my decision to attend this college. I know that Montserrat is the right school for me.
It is certainly apparent that spring has sprung around Beverly, and the college. Unfortunately, I am too bogged down with final projects at the moment to spend a ton of time outdoors. However, when I feel that familiar burned out feeling, I know it's time to step away from the easel and take a walk outdoors. Here are some images I snapped yesterday of the Hardie building (my school's main building), and some of the surrounding scenes here in Beverly.



It is certainly apparent that spring has sprung around Beverly, and the college. Unfortunately, I am too bogged down with final projects at the moment to spend a ton of time outdoors. However, when I feel that familiar burned out feeling, I know it's time to step away from the easel and take a walk outdoors. Here are some images I snapped yesterday of the Hardie building (my school's main building), and some of the surrounding scenes here in Beverly.
Tuesday, March 30, 2010
Where I Am Now...
So here I am, more than half way through my second semester of my freshman year. Honestly, I can't believe that I'm already here. I'm in the midst of choosing my classes for the fall semester. This process is made somewhat more difficult due to the fact that I will be majoring in both graphic design and illustration. Regardless of the stresses of picking classes, I still have the rest of this semester, and another four years of school to complete all the classes I need for both majors.
So far the experience of art school has been just that; an experience. In the seven months I have been a college student, many things in my life have changed. I've moved to a new town in a new state, started all new classes, and met tons of new people. I've experienced life living in a dorm (which did not work out... dorm living is not for me), as well as the responsibility of living in my own apartment off campus.
As far as my education, I can honestly say that my decision to go to art school has been verified by my experience so far. I have completely re-learned many of the things that I though I knew. Drawing, for example, is extremely subjective... and the way that I was taught to draw while here at Montserrat varies greatly from the way I was taught to draw as a child. My passion for art has increased significantly since the start of this experience, and I expect that trend will continue as I approach graduation.
So far the experience of art school has been just that; an experience. In the seven months I have been a college student, many things in my life have changed. I've moved to a new town in a new state, started all new classes, and met tons of new people. I've experienced life living in a dorm (which did not work out... dorm living is not for me), as well as the responsibility of living in my own apartment off campus.
As far as my education, I can honestly say that my decision to go to art school has been verified by my experience so far. I have completely re-learned many of the things that I though I knew. Drawing, for example, is extremely subjective... and the way that I was taught to draw while here at Montserrat varies greatly from the way I was taught to draw as a child. My passion for art has increased significantly since the start of this experience, and I expect that trend will continue as I approach graduation.
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