Tuesday, 31 March 2009
Went and saw the Rodchenko/Popova constructivist exhibition
at Tate Modern as a little birthday treat to myself. Interesting. Now I want to do things with lines!
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at Tate Modern as a little birthday treat to myself. Interesting. Now I want to do things with lines!
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Wow what a start! Looking like a great book, and very useful indeed for the super-secret project.
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The horrors of this week all got too much for me, so after spending the morning finishing reading Murder on the Leviathan I decided to give myself the day off and spent the whole afternoon on the couch, listening to music and messing about in my journal – I completed 6 entire spreads! Plus added a bit to a few more. I don’t think I’ve ever done that much in a session ever before. Definitely feel better for a little random creative thought, although the headache is as bad as ever.
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For this week’s listening list page
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of my sister-in-common-law’s website which I was supposed to do about a year and a half ago. Feels good to have it underway at last.
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for my secret project. ER, for those who don’t know is “entity relationship”, so I am told, and is the first step in working out how to build the database I need. Exciting stuff!
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Just for the fun of it
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… to accommodate the tape part which has yet to be transcribed. I didn’t – but I do now!
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and learnt new things about selection tools. whee!
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A nice little lunchtime dose of culture.
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