The Rust Blog
Sept 14, 2012 15:56:58 GMT -5
Post by David Smith on Sept 14, 2012 15:56:58 GMT -5
OOC Info:
The Rust Blog was started by David when he moved to Vermont. Most of those old posts are gone. However, everything else is online, and he's not perfect and keeping projects he shows people in real life, and projects he shows people online, separate. His blog is about art and his life. With some lies thrown in.
His first post is shown an example.
This is the Rust Blog. I am "John," which isn't my real name cause I like to be secret. I just moved back to Vermont after living with my parents after graduating highschool. It sucked, so I'm off to make my way in the world. I'm a waiter in Burlington, and planning on going to college for art.
Maybe it's the Masshole in me talking, but Vermont is lacking something. Not just billboards (which I miss) but the crowds (and they call this place a city!) and the graffiti (art!) and the flatness. I guess B-ton is okay since it's so close to Lake Champlain.
I dunno what I wanna do after I get a degree though. Which actually makes it hard to get into college anyway. You kinda need to have a plan. Right now I wanna get into sculpture and maybe some form of like, advertising art, I guess. Really, shouldn't college help me figure this stuff out anyway?
The Rust Blog was started by David when he moved to Vermont. Most of those old posts are gone. However, everything else is online, and he's not perfect and keeping projects he shows people in real life, and projects he shows people online, separate. His blog is about art and his life. With some lies thrown in.
His first post is shown an example.
This is the Rust Blog. I am "John," which isn't my real name cause I like to be secret. I just moved back to Vermont after living with my parents after graduating highschool. It sucked, so I'm off to make my way in the world. I'm a waiter in Burlington, and planning on going to college for art.
Maybe it's the Masshole in me talking, but Vermont is lacking something. Not just billboards (which I miss) but the crowds (and they call this place a city!) and the graffiti (art!) and the flatness. I guess B-ton is okay since it's so close to Lake Champlain.
I dunno what I wanna do after I get a degree though. Which actually makes it hard to get into college anyway. You kinda need to have a plan. Right now I wanna get into sculpture and maybe some form of like, advertising art, I guess. Really, shouldn't college help me figure this stuff out anyway?
