I don't really like blogs. There's something kind of dull and narcissistic about the whole thing to me. A journal I can understand. It's something you keep away from this dreadful and all consuming internet culture, privy to only a few lucky losers. And journals have pages. Pretty, papery, crisp little pages (I go a little crazy over paper...) that you can crinkle and tear and spill things on, etc.
Still, if I'm serious about this whole illustration deal (and about getting a good grade for this class), blogging is "essential". I'll probably warm up to it as soon as I get going... and I will also try to be less, um, negative in my posts.
In the meantime, I need a better title. Hah! Another reason why physical journals are better: they require no craptastic titles.
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ReplyDeleteon the bright side - they [blogs] are less narcissistic than facebook.
I don't agree that Facebook is more narcissistic. Well, both blogs and Facebook do promote a delusion of self-importance among the most mediocre of us. Myself included.
ReplyDeletei love smelling paper. you cant be as crazy about it as the woman in line ahead of me at the craft store the other day.... i had to wait for literally a half an hour while the check out lady scanned practically a billion sheets of paper for her. a billion. seriously.
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Craptastic---a new word for me. It made me laugh which is always a good thing. So you blog is off to a good start.
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