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At start of lecture series:
“I love Post-Modernism!”
Now, after trying to do exam which is taking forever:
“I hate Post-Modernism it’s all shit!”
Me on my postmodernity exam. Modernism, postmodernism, post-postmodernism.
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As with most of these blogs, mine is about me posting random stuff, whether it be stuff I just need to get off my chest, or funny stuff that I've found while surfing the net.
I also post stuff occasionally like photography, that I've taken myself :)
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.:Personal Bio:.
- 19 years old, from Melbourne, Australia.
- Music is one of most favourite things.
- I play the guitar, but I am not very good. Although, I think I am pretty good at picking up melodies and stuff to songs just by ear. :)
- Anime is another of my favourite things. Say what you will, but I just find that cartoons are just amazing to watch, to listen to and see the story that's going on, whether it be up front or hidden.
- I like to rollerblade, and although I have aggressive inline skates, I don't go to skate parks. :( I'm too scared of learning to grind and failing XD I really want to!! Someday, perhaps...
- I love to draw! I love to use watercolours, copic markers, pencils, etc.
- I take photos too! :D
- I'm currently studying Bachelor of Arts Animation and Interactive Media (or BAAIM) at RMIT.
SO: if you like what I post, follow me, I guess :)
Peace out my friends.
At start of lecture series:
“I love Post-Modernism!”
Now, after trying to do exam which is taking forever:
“I hate Post-Modernism it’s all shit!”
Me on my postmodernity exam. Modernism, postmodernism, post-postmodernism.
….
Reblogged from ianbrooks
Diminutive Horrors by Adam Makarenko
We’re most afraid of things we cannot see, but what about the things that are just really tiny? Adam hand-crafts each piece down to the most intricate detail, before arranging them for their extreme close-ups. The result are fascinating glimpses into horrific scenes with no context but left to the machinations of your own mind to explain.
It’s awesome though because RMIT get like six weeks off for break. <3