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Hmm, I'm not sure where my post went. I'll repost it:
--- School is fucking getting on my nerves. I need to get out of here. Apparently I have to last until June 6, or I'll have trouble getting loans for other schools in the future. I have hardly had any time to draw lately due to project reports and whatnot. Anyway, I had a lighter redesign task, and I really wanted to build a physical model of my train, so I bred my Maglev with the bic fireplace lighter and produced a bastard child: http://www.christianhagg.com/Ligh.jpg http://www.christianhagg.com/Escophagus.jpg The model still needs some finishing touches, details and polishing here and there, but I may as well photoshop it. I try to remain in the school studios as little as possible. --- Lenny, I very much doubt I would create things like that if I hadn't attended design school. It has been great in terms of teaching model building, but there's not much of that at all during the second and third years. On top of that, all other classes are a waste of time and effort for anyone who doesn't specifically intend to become an industrial designer in the future. My misantrophy is apparently at conflict with their method of teaching. |
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So is that an actual photograph of your lighter next to a regular one, or a 3D model? I honestly can't tell. --- As for school... stick with until June 6th at least, and then think hard about it. Where do you see your life as going? What do you want to do as a career? Are you sure there's nothing they can teach you in your second and third years that might prove beneficial? If you drop out what will you do instead? Find a regular job? Apply to a different school? Scrounge off the government for money and sit at home getting fat? |
Damn nigga, you've got some skillz.
Mad E-props for you. |
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As for my future career, I'm definitely going to return to fine arts for 1-2 years. After that, studying illustration or even industrial design again at a different school sounds like a viable option. I don't really have against industrial design as a subject; it's just my school that has an atrocious teaching methodology which involves assuming everyone can and will conform to a particular practical, down-to-earth mode of teaching. And then there's ergonomy, adjustment to fit the needs of customers... Actually, I guess I kind of have problems with being pushed around until I produce something to please others. I've always wanted to do my own thing, so perhaps fine arts really is the way to go. Unlike illustration and industrial design, fine arts values the picture or artwork itself, while the former subjects put the subject matter first. Fine arts also asks questions, while illustration answers them. |
wow i have a design for an airplane its really cool
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You should upload it!
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Urgh, fuck art school.
Anyway, here's some stuff; some of it with inspiration, some of it without. Two Nintendo DS paintings (using Colors!): http://www.zelaron.com/gear/ds03.jpg http://www.zelaron.com/gear/ds04.jpg Some uninspired and anatomically incorrect junk: http://www.zelaron.com/gear/sit01.jpg http://www.zelaron.com/gear/niet.jpg http://www.zelaron.com/gear/Spamadam.jpg http://www.zelaron.com/gear/EESP.jpg http://www.zelaron.com/gear/snorkigt.jpg |
Art school is killing me. Drawing and painting are losing their interesting and entertaining aspects. I'm not sure if it has become obvious in my drawings yet.
http://www.zelaron.com/gear/Sitdwn.jpg http://www.zelaron.com/gear/Situp.jpg http://www.zelaron.com/gear/Stander.jpg |
Do you or your teacher have an old lady boobs fetish?
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Your art gets better and better! lol
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Fuck this. I'm done.
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Dude those are all freakin SWEEET , fuckin design school is Sick dude damn, that train has to be the illest train ive seen yet :O
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