Overall I thought that portfolio day was a success. I was only able to talk to two schools, which were the School of Visual Arts in New York and Pratt. I received good feedback from both schools. The admissions person for The School of Visual Arts told me that I should contact him during February for help with obtaining scholarships. The man from Pratt told me that my work was interesting and that I had a great portfolio but that he wanted to see more work from observation. He told me that if I attended Pratt that I would be ding a lot of work from observation, which I don’t have a problem with. I was a little bummed out because I didn’t have a chance to get reviewed by the School Museum of Fine Arts, though I suppose it’s fine because I got a review when they came to visit.

Bottletar Rational

9/15/10

My “Bottletars” are very important to me. They represent me and the manifestation of the next generation on the Mellon family tree. You see I have created two sons by myself. I am like Dr. Frankenstein. They are just mere infants now they will soon become a pair well behaved boys, then into teenage heart throbs, and then into manhood. They will take the baton of the Mellon legacy and run a mile with it.

Chill time

Your Game Language Diptych and your abstractions evoke a major Du-Hude yo! I can’t wait to see your sketchbook work posted.

Mr. Miller

Your first 100 images are extremely boss! Keep up the good work…

Mr. Miller

You are missing the Stereotypical Identity prompt and the 2 Community Connections assignments. Please get those done so you won’t have zeroes. If you need an on-line gallery to use for community connections the Bill Lowe Gallery has many artists to view.

Mr. Miller