I'd like to see posted in this thread your images of Pop Art. Use your imagination and give me your best!

I'd like to see posted in this thread your images of Pop Art. Use your imagination and give me your best!

What is your classification of Pop art kelly?

I think this is a good commentary on popular culture: it's about people being socially engineered. This artwork isn't mine.

Go ahead Kelly, you start!

Kit, I have a subject in mind, I have new lighting to light it, I think I even have a white sheet around here to put behind it.

I just simply don't have any time to shoot it right now. Hopefully later in the week....

kelly, i am really curious what do you mean by saying "i just do not have time to shoot it right now". i am not being sarcastic, or anything. I mean, how much time do you really need to shoot a picture? What do you spend your time on? Contemplating? Buying props? Waiting for inspiration? It is always interesting to know how creative process makes through someone's brain...

Irakly, I will tell you what I have been spending my time on this past week:

1) Writing a 5-page thesis paper summarizing the French Revolution and how it changed the world and/or failed in its intent.

2) Music Theory III take-home Midterm exam (analyze music; then compose 4 examples based on very strict rules)

3) Reading 92 not-very-well-written pages on the Russian Revolution, answering 30 questions based on the reading. I wish the book was better. It's SO hard to slog through. The author is much too verbose, and in effect hides his facts behind metaphors.

4) Self-guided ear-training lessons on CD. I have to be at a certain level by next week.

5) Voice lessons - practice daily, memorize two pieces. Not to mention learning 6 pieces for Chorus. I'm singing alto this year, which I'm unaccustomed to. I'm a soprano.

7) Create a complete fitness regimen, compile it in project form (include my fitness history, goals, details on muscle groups, exercises, weight training principles, equipment, technique)

8) Study for Fitness mid-term exam.

9) take the time to go to classes full time.

10) If that wasn't enough, our play opened this week. Last week I had to hang, gel and focus lights, and design and program 95 lighting cues. Sunday was Wet Tech, Mon-Wed was Dress Rehearsal, Thurs was Final Dress/Preview Night/Dean's Night, then Fri & Sat we opened to the public. I suspect you know how busy that last week before Opening Night is. Oh yeah, I'm also House Manager, so I have to be there early and stay late.

11) OK, that's just my student/community duties. It doesn't include the dishes, laundry, cleaning, shopping, errands, chauffering, etc. that I have to do as a wife and mother.

Every so often I take a break and pop over here to see what's new, but for the most part, I just don't have the time (or counter space, at the moment :( ) to set up the shot the way I want to. It will involve somehow hanging a sheet on my counter, composing the subject, and lighting it, which I'm a complete novice at. The actual shooting part will be easy, I think.

I HEAR you sista'

I pop in here throughout the day to get a mental break...as far actually geting to take any type of shot...barely happens these days....

Hang in there

sounds extremely familiar :)

1) Writing a 5-page thesis paper summarizing the French Revolution and how it changed the world and/or failed in its intent.

2) Music Theory III take-home Midterm exam (analyze music; then compose 4 examples based on very strict rules)

3) Reading 92 not-very-well-written pages on the Russian Revolution, answering 30 questions based on the reading. I wish the book was better. It's SO hard to slog through. The author is much too verbose, and in effect hides his facts behind metaphors.

Sounds kinda like that old final exam gag - "Describe the Universe in detail - give three examples".:D You are going to NEED that weekend in Chicago.
Can I read that thesis when you are done?

sure, in fact if you PM your email address to me, I can email it to you.