So after almost a year of foundation in Equator Academy of Fine Arts,
doing things like,
The friends that I've gained...
The drama that I've seen...
The laughter and craziness that I enjoyed so much...
So much more..
How can I ever put it all in words?
What more to fit it all in a blog post?
Being in an art school was probably in my wildest dreams back then in High School,
studying design, or more specifically, INTERIOR DESIGN.
I've always loved doodling in class, craft and playing on Photoshop despite failing art in school. =s
I remember going through with my counseling teacher, Pn. Annie about the prospects, pros and cons, and what nots about being in an art school.
I remember helping the teachers designing little things like the Ranger's page.. The school orchestra concert's tickets and stuff.
I remember my parents telling me studying art will not do me any good and being against it.
I had to put away those crazy dreams of mine being in an art school and continue studying just to get better results in SPM.
Right after Form, after much quarreling and tears, my parents decided to send me to Disted College for A-Levels Arts. 11 months.
Which was a pretty much big mistake for the fact that I didn't do too well.
I did feel guilty for wasting money but I really enjoyed that year in Disted, knowing so many people, some of which are my close friends till today.
Before sitting down for my finals in A-Levels, I had a good talk with my mom, with Josh by my side about studying in an art school because I just couldn't score well for college. =s
She agreed. And managed to convince my dad as well.
I do admit, feeling like I've failed them, not doing too good in studies like they would have expected, getting a job with high prospects and all.
But I guess they did feel a little bit proud of my work sometimes.
There was once in Equator when I've felt like giving up because I felt I wasn't talented at all being around people with so much more talent in art as compared to me.
But after much thoughts and consideration, I decided to continue and not disappoint my parents anymore.
Finally, I've completed my foundation year, earning my Certificate of Art and Design, in my second year of college and moving on the 3rd year and completing in March 2012.
I definitely hope I'll be able to get through college and earn a Diploma in Interior Design and to prove to my parents that this wasn't a wrong choice.
Things in college have been up and down so far like a roller coaster ride but I'm definitely enjoying it to the fullest with all the wonderful people I've met and I hope it will stay that way, if not, better until we graduate in March 2012.
=)
So I end this long long longgggggg post of mine with more photos of the graduation.
;) Enjoy!
And sorry for the long rambling! XD
doing things like,
- Life drawings
- Paintings
- Sketching
- 3D Sculptures
- Introduction to Graphic Design
- Introduction to Interior Design
- Print making
The friends that I've gained...
The drama that I've seen...
The laughter and craziness that I enjoyed so much...
So much more..
How can I ever put it all in words?
What more to fit it all in a blog post?
Being in an art school was probably in my wildest dreams back then in High School,
studying design, or more specifically, INTERIOR DESIGN.
I've always loved doodling in class, craft and playing on Photoshop despite failing art in school. =s
I remember going through with my counseling teacher, Pn. Annie about the prospects, pros and cons, and what nots about being in an art school.
I remember helping the teachers designing little things like the Ranger's page.. The school orchestra concert's tickets and stuff.
I remember my parents telling me studying art will not do me any good and being against it.
I had to put away those crazy dreams of mine being in an art school and continue studying just to get better results in SPM.
Right after Form, after much quarreling and tears, my parents decided to send me to Disted College for A-Levels Arts. 11 months.
Which was a pretty much big mistake for the fact that I didn't do too well.
I did feel guilty for wasting money but I really enjoyed that year in Disted, knowing so many people, some of which are my close friends till today.
Before sitting down for my finals in A-Levels, I had a good talk with my mom, with Josh by my side about studying in an art school because I just couldn't score well for college. =s
She agreed. And managed to convince my dad as well.
I do admit, feeling like I've failed them, not doing too good in studies like they would have expected, getting a job with high prospects and all.
But I guess they did feel a little bit proud of my work sometimes.
There was once in Equator when I've felt like giving up because I felt I wasn't talented at all being around people with so much more talent in art as compared to me.
But after much thoughts and consideration, I decided to continue and not disappoint my parents anymore.
Finally, I've completed my foundation year, earning my Certificate of Art and Design, in my second year of college and moving on the 3rd year and completing in March 2012.
I definitely hope I'll be able to get through college and earn a Diploma in Interior Design and to prove to my parents that this wasn't a wrong choice.
Things in college have been up and down so far like a roller coaster ride but I'm definitely enjoying it to the fullest with all the wonderful people I've met and I hope it will stay that way, if not, better until we graduate in March 2012.
=)
So I end this long long longgggggg post of mine with more photos of the graduation.
;) Enjoy!
And sorry for the long rambling! XD
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