Technicalogical

Hey! It's going alright. So far I've just done mostly generals, but I've done well in the art related classes I have taken. My color class was especially fun, and I learned a lot from that. Drawing was eye opening because to my surprise, I actually did better than a lot of other people in that class that I at first thought were much better than me. I'll be taking a lot more art classes next year though, like digital painting, regular painting, 3D design, and others. I often feel like I'm not really good at art, and compared to a lot of artists, I'm not, but I've had a lot of reassurance this past year that it's the field I enjoy the most. I also took an introductory 2D animation class first semester, than dropped the "animation bootcamp" class right away second semester cuz it's not my major and I didn't feel like giving myself unnecessary work, but the animation teacher actually reached out to me specifically to work on one of his personal projects and even told me he was a bit sad that I didn't take the second semester class because I was actually really good at animation and I "have an eye for it" according to him. So I guess if the design part doesn't work out, I could pursue making other people's stuff move. I'm also planning to study in South Korea for my spring semester next year, which I'm really looking forward to. I really want to travel and have never really been anywhere, so it's going to be an awesome experience. So yeah, so far things are looking pretty decent. The biggest problem I have now is just getting myself to draw more in my free time. I've been trying to do an art challenge with a friend I met in college, but I keep putting it off. I also need to get myself to work with my tablet more. I have a hard time doing anything with it, and I get frustrated really easily, so forcing myself through it doesn't always work well. Anyway, it's great to hear from you. It's been a while since we talked lol.