1st Gen Lunchtable Thread - General Discussion

That could be a character in a shitty 90's internet cartoon

 

I failed art class lmao

 

Lol I managed to pass. Obviously

 

God I’m stupid.

It’s been a long fucking Summer.

That design is 100x better than whatever the hell abomination of structural design I was trying to accomplish.

I owe you an apology @Sperrunner - that is an excellent idea.

This is another case of me overthinking and overengineering everything.

Fuck me...

 

I mean i took it for a 1/4 and got a D then transferred out lol

 

I drew a picture of a tank for 4 months straight. Not kidding

 

I drew stick figures
Also was godk at shading thats it

 

You should all be happy I’m designing code instead of buildings.

 

Fixed

 

Haha no joke my mom framed it and it's in her house

 

I ended up in photography and that was fun. Especially in the dark room

 

I want pics

 

We had a dark room at my high school.

I can tell because the door says “DARK ROOM” and when you go inside it’s full of old boxes and broken dreams.

 

Haha next time I'm there, they were half ass political though

 

Ours was functional and we use to develop film because we had film photography as well as digital

 

The dark room is like vegas. What happened in there stayed in there

But it was a spinning door to go in and out and we use to use it as a batting cage and played baseball in class with a rolled up news paper and a Paper ball

Only telling you this because it was outside the dark room not in it lol

 

They got rid of it sometime in the late 90’s. The room and all the equipment is still there, it just hasn’t been used in years. It makes an excellent storage room now.

They switched to digital everything fairly quickly. Once digital flash media became prevalent, they ditched the dark room.

My Photography class was mostly learning your way around a DSLR, and how to use most of the Adobe Creative Suite. Most notably Photoshop.

My Film class was how to use video editing suites like Premiere Pro, Final Cut Pro, After Effects, etc. We have a fully functioning television station on campus so another fun part of that class was running the studio. I think we had the old cameras from the KTVU studio in San Francisco.

 

That’s a little much.