Kifu is when they use uza to smash you into a box that's smaller than you are and then they seal it by putting it in a furnace and then they leave you in there for twenty years.
This thing is so beautiful, I don't quite get why you're making a further attempt at anything other than auctioning it off on eBay and making a name and a living for yourself..... But, that's just me. An inner sculptor named Skeet, is saying something about, you might be doing it for the sake of the art itself, and it has nothing to do with survival.
I don't know. This is *really* beautiful, though. I hope we get to see some further work of yours in this medium.
I made a second attempt because the first time it didn't give the right impact. I really hope it didn't look like I was fishing for compliments or something because I wasn't.
I don't quite get why you're making a further attempt at anything other than auctioning it off on eBay and making a name and a living for yourself.....
I want to, someday. I'm working on a Behance page.
But there are still things I need. A larger body of work with a similar style. To go around to galleries and try to get shows. To be able to talk better about what it all means.
you might be doing it for the sake of the art itself, and it has nothing to do with survival.
I tried the survival thing. What I said once about being ashamed about not being able to support myself till I was 21? That was when I tried to make it freelance. It doesn't pay enough. It's worked much better for survival to get a regular job.
We just have this frame of reference around our income being low. (Seasonal farm work; housecleaning/restaurant work; and the worst of all, a "fixed" income.) So we've always looked to our writing/art/song lyrics, as some hope of breaking out of that.
I guess that's called, *better* survival. Being one of the 'working poor', sucked. Being one of the 'poor disabled', sucks out loud.
And social skills. I know a couple people who do make it as freelance creative types, and their talent is only mediocre. What they have is a healthy dose of narcissism, and they go around networking, touting their work to everyone under the sun.
I know the dream though. You have to do what you're good at in order to get into a job track that eventually leads out of the low income trap.
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Sculpture. (Lige)
Date: 2010-02-13 04:57 am (UTC)Yegads! Who in the hell came up with *that* ????
Somebody needed a hug *that* day, jeez!
Re/ sculpture:
This thing is so beautiful, I don't quite get why you're making a further attempt at anything other than auctioning it off on eBay and making a name and a living for yourself.....
But, that's just me. An inner sculptor named Skeet, is saying something about, you might be doing it for the sake of the art itself, and it has nothing to do with survival.
I don't know. This is *really* beautiful, though.
I hope we get to see some further work of yours in this medium.
Re: Sculpture. (Lige)
Date: 2010-02-13 05:36 am (UTC)I don't quite get why you're making a further attempt at anything other than auctioning it off on eBay and making a name and a living for yourself.....
I want to, someday. I'm working on a Behance page.
But there are still things I need.
A larger body of work with a similar style.
To go around to galleries and try to get shows.
To be able to talk better about what it all means.
Re: Sculpture. (Lige)
Date: 2010-02-13 06:02 am (UTC)And we hope you get what you need, and your work turns up in galleries.
Re: Sculpture. (Lige)
Date: 2010-02-13 05:38 am (UTC)I tried the survival thing. What I said once about being ashamed about not being able to support myself till I was 21? That was when I tried to make it freelance. It doesn't pay enough. It's worked much better for survival to get a regular job.
Re: Sculpture. (Lige)
Date: 2010-02-13 06:05 am (UTC)Highly agreed.
We just have this frame of reference around our income being low. (Seasonal farm work; housecleaning/restaurant work; and the worst of all, a "fixed" income.) So we've always looked to our writing/art/song lyrics, as some hope of breaking out of that.
I guess that's called, *better* survival. Being one of the 'working poor', sucked. Being one of the 'poor disabled', sucks out loud.
Three cheers for talent and education....
Re: Sculpture. (Lige)
Date: 2010-02-14 01:49 am (UTC)I know the dream though. You have to do what you're good at in order to get into a job track that eventually leads out of the low income trap.