the only reasonable piece of advice I can think of is to just get high
or paint! painting soothes the soul. I've just been taking pictures https://www.flickr.com/photos/sommerackerman/ :/ Like I'm literally doing anything now to pass the time. Which apparently includes self portraits. Who would have known
just wondering about the future - will a local foundation degree disadvantage me at all from applying to degree courses next year? (do i reapply this September or next D
just wondering about the future - will a local foundation degree disadvantage me at all from applying to degree courses next year? (do i reapply this September or next D
It depends where you get in and if you want to do there. If Slade reject you, but you still get another good place. Will you reapply? Hmmm Tough questions
It depends where you get in and if you want to do there. If Slade reject you, but you still get another good place. Will you reapply? Hmmm Tough questions
Yeah I probably will do foundation. I don't feel like it's a wise choice to go to university without the foundation (I mean a year of doing art is certainly helpful). It will just equip me so much better so yeah I think it's important I do it whatever offers I may get (only waiting on UCL and Edinburgh now but I loved Edinburgh)
Yeah I probably will do foundation. I don't feel like it's a wise choice to go to university without the foundation (I mean a year of doing art is certainly helpful). It will just equip me so much better so yeah I think it's important I do it whatever offers I may get (only waiting on UCL and Edinburgh now but I loved Edinburgh)
Yeah I probably will do foundation. I don't feel like it's a wise choice to go to university without the foundation (I mean a year of doing art is certainly helpful). It will just equip me so much better so yeah I think it's important I do it whatever offers I may get (only waiting on UCL and Edinburgh now but I loved Edinburgh)
Ahhhh
ohhhh tough one. Tell us if you get Edin But yeah... sometimes doing foundation is helpful
I just found the department very impressive and speaking to the tutors I just thought I could slip right in - I applied for the 5 year MA in Fine Art. It's 50% Art and 50% Art History so perhaps a bit more academic then other degrees
However, Edinburgh as a place wasn't my favorite at all so I was torn.
I think foundation is the best option for me to gather myself a bit more and recover from the decade and a bit of torture aka. school.
ohhhh tough one. Tell us if you get Edin But yeah... sometimes doing foundation is helpful
I know! It will be tough if I do get in as it's a fairly competitive course. I don't know really.
I feel like part of me is looking for the course and part of me is looking for the place and just the general feel. (then the other part of me is considering architecture D: )
I just found the department very impressive and speaking to the tutors I just thought I could slip right in - I applied for the 5 year MA in Fine Art. It's 50% Art and 50% Art History so perhaps a bit more academic then other degrees
However, Edinburgh as a place wasn't my favorite at all so I was torn.
I think foundation is the best option for me to gather myself a bit more and recover from the decade and a bit of torture aka. school.