These past months have been defined exclusively by Ayn Rand, and her novels
Atlas Shrugged, and
We The Living.
It's been about a week since I finished
We The Living, so I think I'm distanced enough to actually talk about how my life's been (as opposed to how my life's been PHILOSOPHICALLY).
I haven't been doing a lot of work. I'm slowly losing that horrible guilt that kept me focused and dedicated. I do realize that it's not completely a personal failure. The nature of the studio work this past year has been observational--dictating that we only work during class-time. Next year I will either definitively transition to Type B or snap back to Type A.
It would be horrible for me to lose my work ethic. I would be such a hypocrite if that happened.
I'm really enjoying Amy Winehouse's first album,
Frank. Her voice is a lot thinner and her songs are not quite as well composed, but there are a few gems on the album.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hFp-7Zr3ziwMy 8' x 6' painting is coming along. Yea. More about that when I finish it.
But yea, that's what I've been this semester: a lotta Ayn Rand, a lotta Joni Mitchell, and a little bit of Amy W.
And I painted a bit, too--I suppose.