Solaros said:
Really though, what do they do to you at art school that gives you such a dismial disposition? It is like she just got out of the core and realized that she is just a linkin' log in the cabin doomed to only support the weight of the ones above her.
After you hear jackasses who haven't showered for days wearing plaid shirts and Dickie pants with unkempt hair on why old Czechoslovakian film is revolutionary because the director chose to ignore simple things such as, you know, having a coherent point to the film and instead just juxtaposes bullshit imagery of women giving birth and trains arriving at the fucking train station, you just say to yourself, what's the point to all of this?
Not to mention having to write an in-class exam about how a Picasso painting is similar to a poem by that blabbering lesbian Gertrud Stein.
After a while you just want to say, shut the fuck up and design something that looks/sounds good and has a point to it. And most important of all, have fun with it. They confuse being different with being unique and good. Make something enjoyable with some substance to it and stop trying to annoy me by referencing some old avant garde painter on why your piece of work is good.
Yellow and pink is not a revolutionary color scheme asshole!
But oh, I am all about out doing others. I don't know what the deal with your sister is, but I loathe having to follow some 'rules' given to me by someone who knows nothing about design.
for the people who I know in art school who are serious about what they're doing, it's the day to day battle with people who tell them they're wasting their time with art, coupled with the competitive nature of art students (imagine you're an artist and reilo is going around telling everyone how much your stuff sucks behind your back, in order to sway in-class critiques of your work.)
Yeah, I don't do that. If they ask for my honest opinion, I'll give it to them. I'm not one to put down others in order to raise myself. I let my work speak for itself.