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Current Residence: ::deviantshare.com:add:blogger:anticultureblog:: Favourite genre of music: Rave atm (hardcore, drum'n'bass, etc...), but I love loads of others Favourite style of art: Not really got one, other than ANTIculturalism. =P Operating System: Mac OS X Leopard =D MP3 player of choice: My iPod Classic - can hold all my lovely music. =D
Favourite Visual Artist
Me? Maybe Spook...
Favourite Movies
Hmm... I'm not sure
Favourite Bands / Musical Artists
Not got one, atm. Into a lot of rave stuff; hardcore, drum'n'bass...
Who are these people, who download the full size images of my work, yet don't comment or favourite..?
What Machiavellian purpose do they have in mind for my pieces? What devious endgame are they heading for?
Got nothing -against- people downloading the full res versions of my work, in fact I encourage it. It's just weird not knowing what they actually want them -for- :P
Anyone else get this a lot? Anyone -do- this a lot? Any guesses or explanations of why it seems to occur so much?
So...
Here I am, coming out in a pretty messy way from an art & design course...
Running out of money by the day, and looking for work...
I just left the course, two weeks before it should end, because the only other option was fail, which would obviously look very bad...
The last project I was working on, was my final major project (FMP), which was a pretty open-ended brief, specifying only that we choose to begin with one of a few very broad categories; my selection being 'culture'.
I did a very sprawling mind-map/brainstorm/spider-type-thing of what I might look at or try...
The A3 page contained two innocent little words amongst all