Be serious with Illustration
Monday..was a new experience.
Cesar's a nice guy - that's the impression he's been giving my class since day 1.
It is now week 5 and we see how serious he can be even without raising his voice all that much.
Okay, let's seee... My class was tested yesterday. We were supposed to go around campus and drwe two images of our environemtn. In other words, Cesar wanted to see if we were really understanding perspective and environmental study. So we went out and we drew and when we came back, he was totally unhappy with us. Said we didn't know how to find a picture with good perspective, said we didn't know how to add shading and shadows.. and I think he's right. Wouldn't you be frustrated with a class whose drawings are supposed to look like this:
..turned out to look like..:
Okayla, it's actually not that bad - I exaggerated =) But the point is, he wasn't pleased that we didn't quite catch his leacture and examples. We were supposed to be graded for the work yesterday but he said "I'm going to be fair to you guyas and let you guys try again next week, because if I were to grade these, I would fail every one of you."
Jeng jeng jeng...
So.. He's given us a week to practice. We'd better get back next week and prove we can.
BESIDES the environmental study issue, he was telling us off for keeping his Animation book for so long. He passed the book to us since Day 1 (or was it 2) and it's not Week 5 and we haven't given it back. The class representative was supposed to photostate (xerox) copies for the people who wanted. But in order for the class rep to photostate, he needed the number of students who actually wanted the book (who knew, maybe some had the book already or some wanted to buy their own original copy?). But only a few people in class really requested so the class rep didn't photostate for everyone.
Of course, there is the fact that the class rep didn't look for those who didn't request. It would've been double the work and trouble but at least it would've saved the class from an unnecessary lecture.
Cesar was like "How do you guys communicate? Do you interact with each other?"
=P
I think our seniors gave Cesar a too-good impression that comparitively, we're the quietest existing class.. or maybe it's a fact that we're the quietest existing class.. =P
Hoo boy.
Cesar's a nice guy - that's the impression he's been giving my class since day 1.
It is now week 5 and we see how serious he can be even without raising his voice all that much.
Okay, let's seee... My class was tested yesterday. We were supposed to go around campus and drwe two images of our environemtn. In other words, Cesar wanted to see if we were really understanding perspective and environmental study. So we went out and we drew and when we came back, he was totally unhappy with us. Said we didn't know how to find a picture with good perspective, said we didn't know how to add shading and shadows.. and I think he's right. Wouldn't you be frustrated with a class whose drawings are supposed to look like this:
..turned out to look like..:
Okayla, it's actually not that bad - I exaggerated =) But the point is, he wasn't pleased that we didn't quite catch his leacture and examples. We were supposed to be graded for the work yesterday but he said "I'm going to be fair to you guyas and let you guys try again next week, because if I were to grade these, I would fail every one of you."
Jeng jeng jeng...
So.. He's given us a week to practice. We'd better get back next week and prove we can.
BESIDES the environmental study issue, he was telling us off for keeping his Animation book for so long. He passed the book to us since Day 1 (or was it 2) and it's not Week 5 and we haven't given it back. The class representative was supposed to photostate (xerox) copies for the people who wanted. But in order for the class rep to photostate, he needed the number of students who actually wanted the book (who knew, maybe some had the book already or some wanted to buy their own original copy?). But only a few people in class really requested so the class rep didn't photostate for everyone.
Of course, there is the fact that the class rep didn't look for those who didn't request. It would've been double the work and trouble but at least it would've saved the class from an unnecessary lecture.
Cesar was like "How do you guys communicate? Do you interact with each other?"
=P
I think our seniors gave Cesar a too-good impression that comparitively, we're the quietest existing class.. or maybe it's a fact that we're the quietest existing class.. =P
Hoo boy.
posted by Merr-peng at 5:15 PM
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