I think I'm keeping track. Sort of. Yes, they are! It's very exciting. I was working on a piece in blue to focus on that shade after it returned, but it's been a side project. Perhaps I will begin to add green to it and make it a joint celebration piece.
I see that some of my shirts have regained a blue shade as well. It is returning much quicker than I had thought.
can i see when youre finished hell we should like go on an art extravaganza i do photography better than like my comic i mean if youre into that kinda thing
I'd be happy to show you However it may take longer than I initially planned, as I will have to rework some parts to make the green stand out and enhance the piece as it is.
Oh. I've never really considered photography in much depth. I capture images of things I'd like to paint on my phone, but I am aware there is far more to it than just that. There are all the lenses and different types of camera and filters that can be used, from what I am aware of? That's your preferred medium?
Yes, a friend of mine is wanting her blue eyes back. Hopefully it won't be long now.
photography? yes i have several cameras and i can do digital or like film i like to develop pictures actually its super soothing i can show you my work sometime if you like
I would be interested, yes. As I said, photography isn't something I'm very well versed in. I was a bit dismissive of it a few years ago... But I have seen some rather striking works since then, so it would be lovely to see how they are produced.
Mm. I'm fairly sure my eyes are the same colour then as they are now. Which is perhaps lucky for me, being here.
in that case i can definitely show you my stuff and walk you through well the university darkroom would be best since like my actual darkroom is a makeshift closet setup lmao
The university has some excellent art facilities. It's much easier to get access to new materials for experimental pieces here, and their selection is more impressive than I had expected when I first started.
I have heard some people use dim bathrooms to develop film, due to the use of all the liquid chemicals in the process.
So... exposure, and damage to the original film can come from all these different types of light. I suppose, similar lighting fading paint over time if left exposed? Only on a much quicker scale.
When you consider how much effort goes into each form of art, from time spent painting to time spent developing... It's frustrating to see it dismissed by people who do not think it is a viable or worthy pursuit outside of hobbies.
I will have to read more about the process of photo development. There is more to it than I had considered, certainly.
well i can do that easy but i could also like show you how to properly develop one but like ruining a pic isnt the worst as long as you didnt ruin the original film youre developing from
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yes after the first one
also good youre doing yourself a favor
so hey now green art supplies are back right
how happy are you
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Yes, they are! It's very exciting.
I was working on a piece in blue to focus on that shade after it returned, but it's been a side project. Perhaps I will begin to add green to it and make it a joint celebration piece.
I see that some of my shirts have regained a blue shade as well. It is returning much quicker than I had thought.
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hell we should like
go on an art extravaganza
i do photography
better than like my comic i mean
if youre into that kinda thing
yeah now just to wait for fucking eyes
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However it may take longer than I initially planned, as I will have to rework some parts to make the green stand out and enhance the piece as it is.
Oh. I've never really considered photography in much depth. I capture images of things I'd like to paint on my phone, but I am aware there is far more to it than just that.
There are all the lenses and different types of camera and filters that can be used, from what I am aware of?
That's your preferred medium?
Yes, a friend of mine is wanting her blue eyes back. Hopefully it won't be long now.
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yes
i have several cameras and i can do digital or like
film
i like to develop pictures actually its super soothing
i can show you my work sometime if you like
yeah my best friend has blue eyes
originally
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As I said, photography isn't something I'm very well versed in. I was a bit dismissive of it a few years ago...
But I have seen some rather striking works since then, so it would be lovely to see how they are produced.
Mm. I'm fairly sure my eyes are the same colour then as they are now.
Which is perhaps lucky for me, being here.
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and walk you through
well the university darkroom would be best
since like
my actual darkroom is a makeshift closet setup lmao
mine used to be hazel
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It's much easier to get access to new materials for experimental pieces here, and their selection is more impressive than I had expected when I first started.
I have heard some people use dim bathrooms to develop film, due to the use of all the liquid chemicals in the process.
... used to be?
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you just need to be able to block out all light
except like acceptable light
blah blah blah
yeah they arent anymore
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[clear as mud]
I had assumed.
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red light
special light
light that doesnt fuck with the chemicals so you can see wtf youre doing
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I suppose, similar lighting fading paint over time if left exposed? Only on a much quicker scale.
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tho in photography you get like
blobs and blurs and etc
can be fun to fuck with on an artistic scale but
usually best avoided
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It's frustrating to see it dismissed by people who do not think it is a viable or worthy pursuit outside of hobbies.
I will have to read more about the process of photo development. There is more to it than I had considered, certainly.
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show you how to properly develop one
but like ruining a pic isnt the worst as long as you didnt ruin the original film youre developing from
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Taking good photographs would make transferring them to canvas much easier, for one.
But it is good to know a single mistake does not ruin the original film as long as you treat it with care.
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ill make time for you whenever
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ill talk to you later dude
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Yes. Have a good day.