Feeling so spiritual that you doubt its authenticity

I met with Andrew in the afternoon to discuss my shitty seven research questions and my new shitty dialogue for my script. Overall, he was impressed (sort of) with the questions, and then not-so-much about the dialogue. Which I felt okay about, though not-so-okay about the new deadlines he has given me for both projects. The rest of the afternoon was dedicating to wrapping up a very insightful (HA!) spiritual autobiography that ended up constituting two pages. After storyboarding, I was once again excited about the project, and more so about the implications for my spirituality.

decision?

I reluctantly drove to Belden Village during the worst time of the year in order to clock in and repair watches for eight hours.  All day I was looking forward to The Justin Project at muggs--which was all I had hoped.  Engaged in conversation that didn't completely (though at some points, inevitably) revolve around school/work, which was a wonderful relief.  At midnight, Erik stopped by--which was the first time I had seen him in at least two months--and we spent time visiting in that superficial way of knowing that there are more serious issues hidden beneath the surface that neither are going to acknowledge. 

when risks are good

felt generally successful even in the midst of not-getting-much-done-ness. took some risks that i think will be good in the long run as examples for applied learning (deciding on a theory about ideographs for Falafel, making an 8x10 print of a not-awesome picture, but then food-coloring the negative space to create a nice composition, practicing for oral presentation tomorrow that isn't necessarily in my comfort zone...).

Open Sphere

I've been incredibly inspired by my theology class. I'm not sure why, or what it is, but the way my professor describes things strikes me with vivid images.

The last one I remember deals with the Creation. I'd like to create a visualization of how Genesis describes it...

art

I've really been wishing that I could make art lately. I miss that time when I had art class.

Sometimes I get overwhelming urges to just create, which is always unfortunate during the semester (especially when I don't have a creative outlet class) because I never have any time that I can dedicate to artwork.

Lately I've been really inspired by Biblical themes for pieces of art...unfortunately, I didn't write the one down.

I do recall one particular image that has stuck with me, and it's a metaphorical representation of Jesus from the book of Revelation. I want to recreate the scene where the slaughtered lamb breaks the seals that represent history. It sounds slightly morbid, but I don't want it to be. I want it to be half black, opening (almost as if in mid transition from a movie or something) into a very cartoonish representation.

The other day, I also wanted to paint birds in v-formation. I'm not saying that I'm suddenly fascinated by ornithology, but I wanted to get the sky with the birds and....whatever.

Moses

I want to make artwork of the burning bush.