Back to i-Dat

September 25th, 2006

Some scary stuff has been revealed in the introductory seminar welcoming us back to the course, namely the fact that the first year will have appeared easy in comparison to the second.

That and a lot faster pace.

And the lecturers won’t really be all that bothered with us or our work since we’re not in the first or final year. Additionally, they had some students come in from finishing the second year to fervently substantiate all of this. Sounds absolutely smashing.

Goldsworthy based bamboo structure - also home to a few spiders...

Also, my Bamboo Landart Sculpture based on the works of Andy Goldsworthy has survived yet more terrible weather in the form of the heavy winds created by the dying hurricane Gordon. A few more months to go and it will become a year old! Hopefully we here in the Southwest will get some reasonable snow for once (not dartmoor though, they certainly get their unfair share) and I can take some interesting snowy photos…

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I am a web designer/digital artist currently studying BSc Digital Art and Technology in Plymouth University. I have returned for my fourth and final year of the course following my year in an industrial placement with the web design company Neovirtua and my own freelance work.

So far I have developed a wide range of skills, from producing videos using 3D software to gaining an aptitude for learning numerous programming languages. This is all on top of my original enthusiasm for art and HTML.

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