I'm Susannah and I'm terrible at writing these introduction things.
The important part is that I'm going into my second year studying Visual Communication at Grays School of Art in Aberdeen. I'm really enjoying my new life here and the course and can't wait to find out where it takes me in the next 4 years and beyond...
I like all the usual things, Art (of course, otherwise I wouldn't be here) and Music (Listening to, I can't play to save myself) and Books (How coincidental, I work in the GSS library) .
This is really just a place for a big collection if snippets, pictures, drawings, thoughts and ideas. I don't know if it means anything to anyone other than me.
The important part is that I'm going into my second year studying Visual Communication at Grays School of Art in Aberdeen. I'm really enjoying my new life here and the course and can't wait to find out where it takes me in the next 4 years and beyond...
I like all the usual things, Art (of course, otherwise I wouldn't be here) and Music (Listening to, I can't play to save myself) and Books (How coincidental, I work in the GSS library) .
This is really just a place for a big collection if snippets, pictures, drawings, thoughts and ideas. I don't know if it means anything to anyone other than me.
I’m wanting to buy this awesome mug to take to work with me. (At the moment I can’t participate in the same staff-room ritual as my colleagues because I don’t actually own any nice/interesting/suitable mugs!) I figure this is one is worthy because I love the illustration, who doesn’t?
However, If I buy the book at the same time, does that mean that I am officially beginning a collection of children’s books for any child I may possibly have later in my life? (I did exactly the same thing when buying “Where The Wild Things Are” on DVD…)
Maybe I should stop my infatuation for pretty things and get a more stereotypical Penguin Books mug, appropriate for a library I suppose.
Source: amazon.co.uk
