"Katherine W. who are you?!"
It's all over - today was the last day of the exhibition and a whole bunch of us turned up to mark the end. It was quite surreal to think that this was it - no more foundation course and no more hanging out with the girls (and guys) as part-time foundation students. We were the last people out of the building and to celebrate we all went down to our regular haunt, the "Tealight and Chandelier" for drinks.
I also finally got to look properly through my comments book - and I had been left some lovely words, mostly from people I know. But in amongst it all there was the message above. I have no idea who it is, and apparently she has been following my blog! All I can say is, "Katherine W. Who are you?!". Leave me a comment here so I can thank you properly.
4 comments:
Congrats on your Distinction, I knew you would get one, your work is really original!! I got my mark today and got a Merit, which I am sooo pleased with. I have put some pics of some of the other work on my blog. What are your plans now you are finished your course?
You nearly gave me heart failure! I checked your blog to see if you’d updated it, only to be faced with my own handwriting – urgh, wish I’d written more neatly!
I came across your blog via a link on Andrea Joseph’s sketchblog a few weeks ago. I saw your photos of Whitechapel Art Gallery and wondered if they’d been taken from Central House and whether you were a LondonMet student. I was a LondonMet student a few years ago so that’s why I made the connection. I like your blog because it shows you progressing through the course stage by stage, so I can live it vicariously without doing any hard work ;-) . I think it would be excellent material for potential students to see, to give them an idea of what such a course is like.
Looking forward to next year!
All the best,
Katherine W.
Thanks for that Katherine! And also for visiting the show ... didn't mean to give you a fright - just really wanted to know how you came upon my blog ... there always seems to be more Americans than Brits out there ;)
I'm hoping to continue the blog with how I get on at the UWE illustration course, for my own benefit (so I can catalog my progress) and also so other people get an idea of how these courses are structured.
A toast to vicarious living!
I'll drink to that! What a super exhibition, I would love to have seen it. Well done!
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