Graphic design :)It's so much fun. I was told getting a degree was supposed to be a difficult, frustrating and incredibly boring process. So not true :)
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SugarSpunSister Yeah, whatever,
Thu 15 Apr 2010, 19:56,
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if i may askwhere are you doing it?
(i just got accepted onto a couple of illustration ba's and am trying to pick now)
((i just got accepted onto a couple of illustration ba's and am trying to pick now)
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Thu 15 Apr 2010, 20:00,
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Oooh, I did a year of illustration.I'm at Plymouth College Of Art now, but I did a year (ish...) of Illustration at Plymouth uni. Really wasn't the right degree for me, and as nice as the rowland levinsky building looks, it was a bleak shell inside, so I left for across the road. Best decision I ever made, there's something very comforting about going to a specialist art school.
Where are you applying to? If you want any advice feel free to gaz me :)
(Where are you applying to? If you want any advice feel free to gaz me :)
SugarSpunSister Yeah, whatever,
Thu 15 Apr 2010, 20:03,
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portsmouth, southampton (the solent one), ruskin (in cambridge) and brighton.
eliminated the first two, but i'm now stuck between the latter two.
(eliminated the first two, but i'm now stuck between the latter two.
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Thu 15 Apr 2010, 20:09,
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Brighton is supposed to be very goodI was looking at applying there. And I know it's not the main reason you go to uni, but do see where you can see yourself living and how much there is to do/how inspiring the surrounding area is. Brighton has sea and nightlife and all those good (but distracting) things. Cambridge, while beautiful (and filled with awesome shops) can be a bit sleepy.
And be prepared to spend a bloody fortune on materials. The list I got was terrifyingly large.
(And be prepared to spend a bloody fortune on materials. The list I got was terrifyingly large.
SugarSpunSister Yeah, whatever,
Thu 15 Apr 2010, 20:13,
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