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[Monday
March 9th, 2009
3:54pm] |
are there any programs that will filter out the folders on your computer(macbookpro) with the most amount of data/size?
i duno who to ask.
how are you all
boom
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[Monday
February 9th, 2009
5:25pm] |
for an art project of coarse.
around 3ftx3ft in size.
i need em tonight, where can i get em??
thnx!
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| fun quarter ahead |
[Wednesday
January 7th, 2009
1:33am] |
ART 479 Interaction Design
Exploration of design issues unique to user-centered interaction in digital media. Explore a range of formal and conceptual issues including user interface, organization, narrative, motion, time, and sound.
(because there is always more to learn!)
ART 340 Digital Imaging I
An introduction to the creative possibilities of high resolution 2D imagery on the computer in an Art context. The course will begin with an introduction to issue of "workflow" in digital photography with programs such as Adobe's Lightroom and Apple's Aperture. Students will then gain fluency in Photoshop, flatbed and film scanning, output to high resolution inkjet printing. Digital imaging, including digital photography, will be strongly related to other art processes.
and my favorite....BRAIN EXPLOSION CLASS!!! we are casting metal, plastic, wood, and everything put together....
DXARTS 490
Introduction to materials and methods in developing experimental artworks. Emphasis on conceptual exploration in physical space and analysis of historical antecedents. Students will be introduced to a variety of tools and techniques in design and fabrication.This course is intended to provide DXARTS students with a solid foundation in the conceptual and technical considerations in design and fabrication.
HERE ARE OUR FIRST TWO ASSIGNMENTS, HOW COOL IS THAT???!????!?
# 1: "Build a Better Mind Trap" Collaborate to develop an energy-transferral device that embodies a "captivating" metaphor.
* Duration: Two minutes
* Materials: Any
* Collaborative: Yes, in teams of two or three
* Completion Cycle: 7 days
# 2: "Time Machine" Conceive and build a work that engages time in some manner. What is it about time that is interesting to you? What role does light and interval play? How simple or complex, profound or banal?
* Duration: Any necessary
* Materials: mirror, string (supplied). Additional materials OK.
* Collaborative: No
* Completion Cycle: 7 days
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[Saturday
November 15th, 2008
2:14pm] |
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I now intern at Lustre Communications
lost lost lost.
hey people what is up out there?
[tantsi minus, gorod]
I'm walking by an avenue, by the night city
I'm walking because I’ve got legs
And i know how to walk… that's why I'm walking
Walking towards colorful shop windows
Luxurious limos rush on by
Carrying women with burning eyes,
Cold hearts and golden hair
Tale-City, Dream-City
Lost in its webs, you're lost forever
Swallowing its air of colds and draughts
Smell of gasoline and fine perfumes
Starless sky, it doesn't matter
Most of houses have their own stars here
Electricity, gas, telephone and running water
Communal heaven with no worries at all
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| slam it |
[Thursday
August 14th, 2008
10:51pm] |
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i've never been to a confession booth but i live for the reasons to go to one
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| GARAGEBAND!! |
[Sunday
August 3rd, 2008
11:18am] |
ANYONE!!!! Do you know if it's possible to add effects to a region in garageband, not having to add a new track. Also a fade. Come on, does Garageband suck THIS MUCH that you can't edit part of the track separately without adding a whole effect onto the WHOLE track...wtf....
blah.
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| YEAHHHHHHHH!!!!!!!!! summer. |
[Thursday
April 17th, 2008
12:26pm] |
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Dear Julia,
I am pleased to inform you that the faculty have accepted your application to
the Seventh Annual Summer Institute in the Arts and Humanities. The award of a
Mary Gates Endowment for Students Research Scholarship in the amount of $3,000
accompanies your acceptance. This award is intended to enhance your
undergraduate education at the University of Washington by providing support to
assist you with summer tuition and other costs while you are engaged in your
research experience at the Summer Institute. Congratulations on being named a
Mary Gates Scholar--You join a community of active citizens and accomplished
student scholars.
MUAHAHAHH!!
-------------------on another note-----------------
IM DOING A PHOTOGRAPHY SHOW ON ISRAELIs or people affiliated with Israel who are in their 60s [turning 59-69]
IF YOU KNOW ANYONE WHO CAN HELP ME PLEASE LET ME KNOW BY NEXT WEEK!! I just need a few people for this one, then it will go NATIONALLY, so if you know someone that doesn't live here or can't do it in the next week, please send them my info.
Here is more about the show:
Israel is turning 60 years old and what better way to celebrate than with beautiful portraiture of its people. I'm a professional photographer and student at the University of Washington working on a photography show featuring Israeli-borns and/or people who have lived there/have stories about Israel and who are between 59(turning 60 this year)-69 years old. This show will be presented at the University of Washington HUB Gallery and will go on nationally throughout the year. If you would like to participate or know of anyone PLEASE LET ME KNOW! ONE WEEK LEFT!
ISRAEL AT 60: A FACE TO THE AGE
B&W PHOTOGRAPHY
UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON HUB GALLERY
APRIL 29-MAY 6th
Artist Statement:
A Face to the Age: Israel at 60
The wrinkles we wear are formed from both years of happiness as well as sadness; the canvas of Israelis in their 60s is distinctly reminiscent of Israel's topography that its people have been cultivating for years.
Turning sixty isn't easy, especially for a country like Israel. Some countries are hundreds of years old but don't even scratch the surface of what Israel means to millions of people. The goal of this exhibit is to give a face to the age of 60 and bring out the most important part of Israel, its people. Let's celebrate the wide array of diversity Israel has and feature the many people represented in this land who live amongst us.
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| how lovey it is to see yourself again, fresh |
[Sunday
March 23rd, 2008
4:15am] |
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this is my new favorite picture of all time, form the last wedding i did:
[the story is that this lady barely ever smiled, and now looking back i can't believe i caught her looking like this. she's a total sweetheart]
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[Tuesday
January 15th, 2008
12:10am] |
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CAN I BORROW SOMEONE'S OPERATION GAME IN THE NEXT WEEK PLEASE!!!
it's for my video.
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| woah |
[Monday
January 14th, 2008
12:20am] |
you really know i'm procrastinating if i'm on lj.
trying to put some personality in my "ball" animation.
this quarter:
Animation 2
Video 2
Design 166
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happy death =D
i will be graduating next year.
dam those pictures!
I WILL GIVE YOU AMAZING SENIOR PHOTOS FOR CHEAPER THAN EVER!!!
anyone?
wait, i think you've all outgrown high school =[
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| my soul is split |
[Friday
December 14th, 2007
11:59pm] |
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between wanting to update my jubruk.livejournal.com and here, over there is a more creative space for me at the moment.
anyhow, in terms of life...it's been a crazy quarter.
I made 3 movies, but really it was 9 because i spent way more time helping my friends on their movies than my own anyway. Facebook has some stills and I'm working on figuring out how to put the quicktimes on youtube, although the quality is horrendous and i'd almost rather not.
My photography is doing alright. I did a few photoshoots this quarter that were some of my best work. Also up on facebook. The other day the sun was shining so lovely through the blinds like i always love and i got an urge to snap some photos. i took about 50 of my dad reading the paper, he looked so damn cute, even as he was saying mean things about how i should stop taking photos of him and do something productive, lol. he's full of it and knows he loves it ;)
here are some of them, i'm finally using some of my flickr because photobucket sucks.
[[[sorry for those that saw these on my other journal]]]
this is me:
[[inside my house]]
see how different it can seem through the lens?
the shadows run deep in these walls...
i've sat here for years...but today i looked instead
i've been working on a physical album for this couple too, they're too cute for words:
 
[[they played apples to apples and other board games during their wedding reception!! :):)]
spread the word guys, i need another wedding!! i'm cheap, friendly and invisible!
what would i give to quit school next year and just book myself silly with weddings, portraits, fashion, anything, everyone, photography, live, breathe it, lock myself in a room with it.
it feels like that could only happen if i ever move out :(
i am eating a tipe right now. and it's damn good.
this break:
-redo my website. this has to be done.
-insert something here but i forgot what oh yeah i'm singlee yeahhhh so "enjoy singularity"
-start dancing again
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[Friday
July 6th, 2007
4:11pm] |
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"Now for the promised taste of some garden organica!"
I lead him outside to not dissapoint him in the original point of his visit, carefully planned, to hand pick all kinds of berries from my garden that I grew all by myself from youngling age. He was intrigued; living in the city most of his life, without a backyard left him lacking in the "farmers life country style" area, even in minute ways. I had coerced him that my backyard could be a great beginning lesson.
"Here, let's start from the raspberries, they're easy."
I found a nice big juicey one. You could tell it was hanging by a fragile thread just waiting to be popped from its womb and thrown to awaiting taste buds.
"Ok, you wrap your thumb and pointer finger around it and slowly, carefully pull. Don't press too hard and be very attentive."
I pulled it slightly and it fell right into the bottom of my palm, just the right size and weight. My mouth watered through my eyes.
"You can never be too careful, they jump right into your hand at any moment of the pull, so watch out."
He laughed, first with his eyes, as he observed my every word and action, then let his mouth slowly crease around the edges finally to let loose an amused chuckle that filled my bones with interest.
"Ok, I think I'm ready to try," he said through his laughter and raised his hand. He brushed it past my hair and was ready to grab the plump raspberry being held captive by its internal roots right next to the one I picked. They were probably close relatives, I thought to myself.
His fingers glided slowly over the dark hairs pertruding from the honeycombs of the raspberry's and with a whisk of his grip, let the juicey piece of sweetness fall to his palm.
"See, I'm a pro!" he exclaimed, with a toddler's grin on his glowing face.
"Guess I underestimated you," I said with a wink. He brought it to his lips.
"No wait!" I grabbed his wrist, softly. He had an intriguing look on his face.
"You have to make a wish before you eat the first one you picked yourself, didn't you know?"
"Really now, hah," he smiled, slyly catching on to my plan.
"Yes, but it has to be a wish that you can make happen yourself, within the next day."
"Day?"
"Or sooner, the sooner the more points you get with the wish gods."
"Wish gods, huh, you must know something I don't then. So why do I have to make it happen myself, can I have help?"
"Any wish you make happen yourself. Maybe with a little bit of luck and fate, but if you don't pursue what you want you'll be left with whatever hits you in the head!" I threw a raspberry at him as he tried to dodge it with a grin, but failed miserably resulting with a slightly red tint on his forehead.
"Well ok, wish gods," he said, looking up at me, "I've got to score as many bonus rounds as possible then."
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