Showing posts with label blog. Show all posts
Showing posts with label blog. Show all posts

6/17/2008

hahaahhahahahahahahahahahahaaaaa

Poopee: < stupid html removed > oops, i meant http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0b7zL_Jorr4

Raymi: blogging that!

Poopee: just did
sooooooo fucking hilarious
i've watched it 17 times

Raymi: haha

Poopee: instead of studying for my midterm
or cleaning
just read phil's post
craz-eeeeee

Raymi: yep

Poopee: i just wikipedia'd styes. ew. are you ok?

Raymi: NO MY LIFE SUCKS

Poopee: hug?

Raymi: YES

Poopee: HUG

Raymi: THANKS
http://haloscan.com/comments/raymisucks/6378575602140688300/#280074

Raymi: hahahha

Poopee: sigh
that's what i get for sharing

Raymi: ha

Poopee: ungrateful brat

Raymi: hah

Poopee: http://popsugar.com/1715061

Raymi: neither, the yhave fat faces

Poopee: don't they know that playing with dolls is gay?
hahaahha

Raymi: i think they ARE gay

Poopee: really?
they are THE gay
i wonder when that balloon movie is coming out
hahahhahaha

Raymi: i am holding my breath

Poopee: i have to go. in the meantime, enjoy http://ilikedirt.googlepages.com/dogswithwigs

Raymi: !!!!!!!

5/16/2008

Hey ya'll! I know for the last while I've been a bit of a blogbot, however, dear internet, it's about all I've had to give, of late. I just got a new part-time job, working on campus and have applied for a couple more which will start in the Fall. I've started a couple of new paintings, and am still getting used to our new home.

I also just started a Intro to Communication Studies: Media Messages and the Cultural Landscape. The prof is David McIntosh and I really like him. He's upfront, interesting and engages us in the discussion instead of lecturing (well it helps there are only 20 people in the class). The only homework I have, besides exams, is to write a weekly entry about my experience with media (any method of communicating messages) in relation to whatever issues we explore in the previous class.

So guess what guys... pretentious art school writings = easy, blogtastic must reads! HAHA suckers! Ahem.

I also have a list of things I've been thinking about sharing with you all, my steadfastly loyal 20 readers, here at the blog. Where should I start?

  • cute pictures and/or videos of my pets
  • written school assignments
  • old notes my friends and I passed to one another in high school
  • my old teen angst-filled journals
  • slideshows/videos of my process in art making
  • more links!

5/03/2008

i made this for you!

http://poopeeshmoopee.muxtape.com

right after i spent half an hour enjoying fussy's http://eden.muxtape.com/


Blogged with the Flock Browser

2/11/2008

Bottomless,-Untitled-#2


Bottomless,-Untitled-#2, originally uploaded by BrendanGeorge.

Brendan is a photography student at my school. This is from a series he recently posted to blog.to



He also has a sweet flickr set of portraits

Jacquie XII, originally uploaded by BrendanGeorge.

1/19/2008

art blogs, podcasts and netcasts, oh my!

Audio blogs, videologs, podcasts, videocasts, netcasts, whatever you call them, there is an endless amount of visual arts-related content out there on the Internet. Anyone with a computer who is interested in art, artists, process, design, history, theory, writing, new media and technology, should be checking this stuff out.

Not sure where to start? Well, I browsed through the 5 pages of the iTunes free podcasts visual arts directory and came across the following ones I think are pretty interesting. Don't have iTunes? Not to worry, all of these can be viewed using just about any web browser.

  • Arts Now Podcast - BlogTO
    The Arts Now is a weekly podcast all about the Toronto arts scene hosted by Ella Cooper & Amil Niazi.
  • Academic Aesthetic - Aaron "The Art Guy" Smith
    Art. Education. Technology. - the purpose of this blog: for me to ramble on about art, education, technology, and any combination of those I can manage." OK, so his video podcast may not be interesting or relevant to all artists BUT the section on his website that IS, is his Blogging & Netcasting Workshop.
  • Art History Podcast - Learnoutloud.com
    Each episode provides thoughtful analysis of the enduring artistic masterpieces that have become hallmarks of western culture.
  • Book Artists and Poets - Steve Miller
    These Interviews with book artists and poets, are hosted by Steve Miller, coordinator of the MFA in the Book Arts Program at The University of Alabama. The lively conversations are about craft, inspiration, careers, and aspirations.
  • History of Photography - Jeff Courto
    This podcast is recorded during class lectures for History of Photography, Photo 1105 at College of DuPage. The podcasts are intended as review for students in the class, but thousands of people around the world have found them useful to their education as photographers.
  • For Art's Sake - ON networks
    Although most of us don't think of ourselves as artists, the fact is that we are surrounded and influenced by art all of our lives. For Art's Sake examines the lifestyle, inspiration, and work of many different types of artists and art enthusiasts. From comic book artists who love to cartoon to gallery owners with a passion that drives them to exhibit the work of others, there is something interesting and exciting for everyone in the world of art.
  • MOCA Audio and Podcasts
    The Museum of Contemporary Art in Los Angeles is online with audio tours, art talks and podcasts going back to 2006.
  • MoMA, The Museum of Modern Art, New York
    Audio podcasts of art talks going back to 2005.
  • Tate Events
    This audio podcast presents highlights from Tate's wide-ranging programme of talks, symposia and live events at all four Tate galleries." The Tate also publishes over 300 hours of online learning video
  • TateShots
    TateShots presents a selection of short videos each month, with a focus on modern and contemporary art at Tate. You can watch TateShots online or download the films to watch on your computer or portable device.
  • VernissageTV art tv
    VernissageTV (VTV) takes you to opening receptions (vernissages) of exhibitions and events. Online, worldwide, on demand. VernissageTV provides insight to the social side of the art world. VernissageTV is based in Basel, Switzerland.
  • WSPS1: Art Talk
    Art Radio WPS1 is the Internet radio station of P.S.1 Contemporary Art Center providing a 24-hour stream and on-demand archive of cultural programming. The station operates out of the historic Clocktower Building in lower Manhattan. Other WSPS1 podcasts include: DJ Sessions, Historic Audio and Sonic Adventures.

1/17/2008

i'm feeling a little girly. can you tell?

in an effort to stave off my raging desire to move into my new home and start making things pretty again, i redesigned the blog.

9/04/2007

OMG YOU GUYS!



So school started today and I figured it's about damned time I make a little time to post something here. In the last 4 weeks, we moved out the last of our shit, did a cosmetic reno of our condo, put it on the market and now school.

Poor blogger, no deliciously boring content to process...for so many weeks, days, hours. Le sigh. I love you all my 4 loyal daily visitors.

I'm contemplating ditching the whole poopeeshmoopee shtick and just using my real name. but I can't decide.

8/07/2007

i am so disgusting



so disgusting in fact, that i earned TWO whole entries on imsodigusting.blogspot.com! i DARE you to beat that. HAH!

oh yeah, i also have wickid cramps right now and am totally burned out from ACING my last course of the summer, so blogging to resume shortly.

6/06/2007

thank goodness. i was starting to worry.

You Are a Great Student

You aren't afraid to crack the books when you need to, and you make your education a true priority.
You could become a PhD in anything, if you set your mind to it. There's no limit to what you can learn!

I got 2 scholarships for my first year of art school, ya'll! Holy crap! They are:
  • Jennifer Hermelin Scholarship: Awarded to the student with the highest grade in the Form & Structure (SCULPTURE) course in the Fall term; and
  • Dr. Eugene A. Poggetto Scholarship: Awarded for...well I'm not sure but I'm assuming it has something to do with the 94% final mark I got in my critical theory class.
Well, I just pulled an all nighter to get my most recent assignment completed. I've been feeling very procrastination-ely and burned out in the last month, so I kinda left it to the last minute. Nothing like an all nighter to make you feel even more burned out. Actually, I feel really good about the result even though the following photo was poorly lit. See fer yourselves:



Better photos and project details forthcoming.

4/25/2007

my mind is a firestorm

Your Brain's Pattern

Your mind is a firestorm - full of intensity and drama.
Your thoughts may seem scattered to you most of the time...
But they often seem strong and passionate to those around you.
You are a natural influencer. The thoughts you share are very powerful and persuading.


I firestormed the shit out of that critical theory final. Now I will have a smoke and a pancake. Then i will sleep for 12 hours.

4/12/2007

mmmmmmmm.......i'm delicious!!

You Are a Red Velvet Cake

Rich, decadent, and sensual.
You have a deep appeal that transcends all trends.
You are the definition of passion: intense, adventurous, and seductive.

4/09/2007

I smell a duel: Pussy Golightly vs. Connie Lingus

My real name generated THIS:

Your Drag Queen Name Is:

Pussy Golitely


My blog name generated THIS:
Your Drag Queen Name Is:

Connie Lingus


I'll let you decide which is the more awesome. Awesomely laaaaaaame.

Oh also, I recently joined facebook. Since then I receive at least 10-20 emails a day. What have I done?

4/05/2007

WHY????? what personality disorder are YOU!!!!

You May Be a Bit Histrionic...

Dramatic and over the top, you crave attention.
And you'll do anything it takes to get noticed.
You love to be seductive, even when it's inappropriate.
If you're ignored, you're easily hurt ... and act out even more!

Hm. I choose surgeon. Or maybe boxer. Hmmmm...nonono....dancer. yeah. dancer.

Your Aura is Red

You have a high level of emotion. This can mean passion, but it can also mean rage.
Usually, you don't take these emotions out on others. You just use them as motivation - and it works!

The purpose of your life: embracing all the wonders of the life, lots of travels, and tons of adventures

Famous reds include: Madonna, Marilyn Monroe, Jennifer Lopez

Careers for you to try: Dancer, Boxer, Surgeon

3/17/2007

Surprise!




I know this is old news, but I just around to reading PC World's "The 50 Most Important People on the Web". Did anyone else notice that of the 50 there were only 4 women, 3 Asian men, and 1 queen of all media?

Oh and the other 42?

It's whole wack of white guys!

BTW - I had to turn word verification back on. Spammers suck.

1/05/2007

twiggy the waterskiing squirrel

every time i do stuff, i plan to write about it here, or post pictures and then i end up doing something else, or not having my camera or whatever.

i wish i could be more committed to it.

here's some photos of my current painting in progress.

sigh.

PICT2402.jpg

PICT2462.jpg

12/17/2006

now with blogrolling goodness!

I've now added a blogroll. Just scroll down to the bottom to see it. If you want your blog listed, just tell me so in a comment, and I'll add you.

9/07/2006

This Blog Sucks...

...dirty gym socks?
...funky goat balls?
...slimy dog toys?

Meh. blaaaaahg.

Maybe I should actually start writing, or posting or something?

Or maybe I should just give it up? Hm...

In the meantime, here is a photo of our new nephew. Kirk's sister gave birth on August 23. She named him Kirk. Seriously.

Isn't he just precious? Did I just use the word precious? uuuugh...

our new nephew kirk