It’s been a while. This might be a long one, so bear with me.
I got the opportunity to assist Elizabeth Fergus-Jean install her show that’s in the Ross museum at Ohio Wesleyan University. It’s an amazing show. If you haven’t been, go. Now, you lazy bum. One third of the show is the installment of her boats in the main gallery. These are the infamous boats that I made over the course of the summer. Boats, boats, boats! And then due to poor storage, I had to fix several of them, but since I am amazing, it wasn’t that big of a deal. But it was quite the experience. And thanks to all of you who helped put it up. It looks awesome.
I also had my pentweekly visit with Malcolm, which went well; he emphasized that I need to be making more animations and I agreed. Damn you sleep! Who needs you?
And in our Professional Practices class, Melissa Vogley-Woods had us come up with 25 titles each for two pieces. Here goes:
- I Found This Scanadium
- A Large Asteroid of Lithium
- Broken Rubidium
- Indium Bottled and Ready for Transport
- Livermorium – maybe a rudimentary metal
- Forgotten in the Ununhexium
- Useless Barium
- Radium beam of I
- Witch Gallium
- Tin Leftovers
- Pretending Thallium
- Lead
- The U.S.S.Bismuth
- Flerovium – probably a basic metal
- You’ll Never Catch Me Copper
- Beryllium in Transit
- Welcome to Francium
- Chromium Instigator
- Element 115 – Ununpentium – will perhaps be a uncomplicated metallic
- Yttrium
- Wandering State of Magnesium
- Not a Wooden Nickel
- Lanthanum in a Satchel
- Hafnium Stairs
- Rhenium
- Cesium on a Plate
- Squared Strontium
- Element 113 – Ununtrium – will doubtless be a unsophisticated metal
- Scandium
- Titanium Boxes of Doom
- Willful Zirconium
- Niobium Came to This Conclusion
- Piles of Molybdenum
- Roentgenium
- Cubist Technetium
- Ruthenium with a Touch
- The Meticulous Rhodium
- Palladium
- Cadmium Turns to The Evil Forces
- Tantalum Invading Hoth
- Contained Tungsten If You Dare
- Osmium Accumulated Here
- The Iridium Irrationality
- Mercury In Its Basic Form
- Dr Neodymium
- Promethium
- Crafty Bohrium Waits for No One
- Meitnerium Goes Exploring
- Darmstadtium
- To Yet Be Discovered by Cerium
And if you’re still with me, I’m still making, animating, and not sleeping. Trudged through the cold and snow a few times, drove the forklift around Battelle until I couldn’t feel my face, my prof from my undergrad left a note in my studio, and I am getting tired of ham sandwiches. Had an awesome meeting with Charlotte where I learned more about which computer to buy, how to defend the animations a little better and zebras. I tried to fix the ceramic dept.’s airspray gun, but it may be a lost cause. I am looking forward to baking bread for Thanksgiving. And today I learned a little bit more about AE. Thanks, Thom. Stay tuned next time for a post about Thom Glick!
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