If this picture causes to go oww.. it's going to sell stuff. For sure.The last few days have been spent looking at a group of what will be the most stone-hearted professional women (and men) in the years to come doing exactly that. Freud's classical conditioning example comes to mind.
Advertisers, Journalists, PR Pro's and Audio-visual Personnel. People who have the most juicily creative minds, people who put in so much heart into what they do, that they forget that they will need a heart for other things in life too. (Note that I'm training to be one too)
I've been interacting with Communication Personnel during whatever little career that I've had, and have found them to be the most perceptive, sensitive and emotional people. They are best at building armors around themselves, protecting against emotion and the lack of it.
This is so much fun. Where earlier I had the oppurtunity to see people lose their inhibitions, make a mark for themselves at work, this chance encounter with post-grad education lets me have a look at the way things are, how people, modelling clay like, are moulded into gilt-edged professionals.
The high that I will get 5 years down the line seeing one of these very human people, still (as of now) moved to tears by a moving piece of celluloid, drive that hard bargain. That'll render my learning, evolution and understanding of the Human nature a trifle more completed.
All that I wanted to say here is that I get pissed off each time I see the collective oohs and aahs in class each time an advertisement showcasing a cute puppy or baby is projected. The fact that this is my personal judgement, and the fiction that I write here to showcase it, are things for you to ponder about.
I will be posting images of some of the SUPW work that I've been doing. It is so much crap loaded onto some pages, it almost looks like all the ghosts of childhood drawing have come back.
I was into major mischief during Art class while at school. Once the teacher wanted us all to bring some foam to the class for some jazz that she wanted us to do with it. To make it simpler for class 3 kids, she mentioned that we can get 2 ft of it. I managed to somehow transform the news so that the next day, we had some 14 kids flowing around school with 2 metres of foam. It was fun for me, dismay for the school and the kids, and fuming for the teacher.
Another time saw me do spray painting on top of a finished oil painting to show my version of what it should look like.
That was that. I was banished from art class forever. The only kid to be left of the hook. Now the hook is stuck at the back of my neck. Causing me to render doodles that don't daddle. Frames that aren't a lot of fun.
Enough of this jazz. See ya later alligator. Till then remain what you are- A Super Duper Paratrooper.. I'm learning about colors you see. They make you know about their hue, color and intensity. How you can breathe in Blue and breathe out Orange to feel cooler. Whoa! That's a new one for me. I've been trying colored breathing. Isn't working yet.
The last paragraph is what all action and no talk does to you. Puts you in a shell where all you want to do is shout till your ear-drums burst. Like you are wondering to yourselves. What did you just read. Why did I write it. And why are you pondering about it again as you read this line.