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Exquisite Corpse.

So, for my experimental film class, we were split into groups of three to create an exquisite corpse. My group (me, Michelle, and Naasir) was given the right torso and hand. We were told to create five 15-second films with three-second breaks between them that together played cohesively as a

Design thesis proposal.

Well, here it is. We’ll see how my presentation goes on Wednesday….

Jesus saves...what?

, originally uploaded by callieo!. Pennies? stamps? receipts? plastic bags? Anyway, I loved this sign and made my sister Carrie pull over so I could shoot it. Quintessential Route 66, no? Taken on Hwy 550 just north of Aztec, New Mexico.

The wild, wild West.

, originally uploaded by callieo!. I realized being back in Durango this time that it really is a place of cowboys and spurs and genuine twang. The rock-a-billy urban hipsters of Seattle just aren’t the same….

The Real McCoy.

, originally uploaded by callieo!. A couple of cowboys – cowpeople? cowfolk? – walking down Main Street in Durango.

One nation, under a rock.

So, I just got wind of this little movement, no doubt instigated by the Christian Right: ——————————————————– Subject: DON’T BUY PEPSI IN THE NEW CAN! Don’t buy Pepsi in the new can. Pepsi has a new “patriotic” can coming out with pictures of the Empire State Building, and the

Sexy ass!

Okay, so Jason won. Anyway, life in the grad studio is much better this year, minus the mènage à trois and with all that transpired in Rome. While the trip was melodramatic for the most part and hell sometimes while we were there, I guess certain people being put in

Capote.

Will and I went to see this movie last night. It was sooooooooooo good; Truman Capote was a fascinating person. And now that I’m taking this film class, I really look at things like art direction and lighting. I love it! One thing that really intrigues me about filmmaking

The death penalty.

From the New York Times, of course: Governor Rejects Clemency for Inmate on Death Row By SARAH KERSHAW Published: December 13, 2005 SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 12 – Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger rejected arguments that the death row inmate Stanley Tookie Williams was either innocent of capital murder or worthy of mercy because

Critiques are hard.

“In our culture, the term “criticism” has acquired negative connotations. It has become synonymous with ridicule and denigration for many people. So, it’s no wonder many students experience apprehension about having their images critiqued. To mitigate these fears, we need to make clear to our students – and to ourselves