https://drive.google.com/open?id=10pdqCDgYGYcHUdCoNqJw8WBsDLodSIiZ
https://drive.google.com/open?id=1f19vYaLV3-I2az78qfmht0dRq4JXlfjV
https://drive.google.com/open?id=1lWcSLknFrORIKEuWRJZhJ6SYiQ66fvOT
https://drive.google.com/open?id=1VxxonyTqwWzP-8c3vXnxlE8Ee_957WTg
https://drive.google.com/open?id=1M3-_2BObsO2V2gHRJNviFweH-RETzE_7
11/12
The drawings for the mobile are going well. It is proving to be more difficult then I originally thought it would.
11/2 1.5hrs
I am so relieved. I also think she looks great.
This is the image that will appear on the t-shirts, whose net profits will be donated to the Student Art Gallery.
cumulative hours 7 (a lot of drafts and then inking)
10/31& 11/1 45mins (more if you count writing time)
Meet with Miranda Mellis on 10/31 for 45mins
Mid-Term Eval
10/31 2.5 hours
Put on snake bodies. Spray painted the visage and repaired neck.
10/30 6hrs 22min
I sanded and painted. The helmet is finished.
10/20&/21 8hrs 30mins
This book was a good synthesis of information, the ideas of which I believe will be become more important as time goes on. I have also read the scandals around John Lehrer and mused it over. The only thing notable that might be scandalous about this book according to material I found was Mr.Lehrer recycled much of his own previous material. I don’t see what is wrong with re-using sentencing from previous works as Alan Watts, Michael Pollen, and Dan Ariely all do. What should be looked at is the irony of an age which pushes for the illusion of greatness as greatness and then slams people for being outed for not having the imagery of perfection.
As for John Lehrer’s other scandalous issues like completely making up Bob Dylan quotes is rather appealing.
10/16,/17,/18 13hrs 50mins (maybe longer)
This was a wonderful book but my biggest issue with this book was with the treatment of children who are social paras due to abuse or neglect. Daniel Goleman accurately says that children who are emotional illiterate are more likely to be shunned by there peers compounding the interaction issues. He then goes on to say that the adults these children end up as basically beyond hope and it feels like sub-textually that they should be punished. So I have great trepidation because we should ask ourselves culturally why we socially sacrifice children, who did not ask for the parents they have or other adult figures in their world?