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About Me Member Deviously Deviant Ravenbell18/Female/United Kingdom Recent Activity Deviant for 4 Years
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  • Interests: Fencing, reading, art, music, architecture
  • Favourite poet or writer: Too many to list. At the moment, Alexandre Dumas and Tolkien

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*ProjectComment Sep 19, 2009, 9:54:53 AM
One of your pieces is featured here: [link]
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*rimete Sep 17, 2009, 9:51:32 PM
Four score and seven years ago, opps that's some other story but seems like it, but sorry about being soooo late in saying Thank you for the :+fav: on Truth and Love!
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~leannecoleman Aug 18, 2009, 11:13:32 AM
Hello again

Decided to return to deviant, thought I'd drop by and say hi, how are things? Still Fencing? What are you doing uni wise?

Lots of questions, hee

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~Ravenbell Aug 18, 2009, 12:22:25 PM
Hello! My message box is enjoying feeling loved.

I'm good, thanks. Fencing's finished for the summer but, yes, I'm still going. Tho I've been completely outclassed by a girl who joined my school's sixthform, and has fenced for Englad and GB at various different times...
I'm going to India in September. Or my plane tickets tell me I am, but really it's a conspiracy *twitch* After this year, I'm hopefully off to Northumbria to do Architecture. Assuming I don't get lost in Delhi, or die of swine flu.

How about you? I see you're doing art, d'you know where you want to go with that at all? I love your drawings, btw. And now want to buy a copy of the wide world magazine, sounds awesome. How's your summer been so far?

Bum, didn't beat you on questions. Good to hear from you again.
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~leannecoleman Aug 18, 2009, 12:43:45 PM
Yeah, art i am continuing with...i looked at Bournemouth Arts Uni and St Martins for foundation, but St Martins was just horrid so i didn't even apply. Starting Bournemouth on the 7th, eeek! Hopefully after that i'll do illustration or graphic design, no idea yet.

Crikey, Architecture eh? I've heard that's one of the longest courses you can do...don't know if my source is correct though. Also, India. Why are you going there? Holiday?

Finally, my summer has been really lovely. Went to St Ives...froze in the bitterly British sea, ate too many ice creams and was once again dissapointed by the tate. The usual =)

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~Ravenbell Aug 18, 2009, 1:22:20 PM
Illustration would be great. You can do crazy exciting stuff, like concept art for Lord of the Rings! It's nice that art has some (slightly) more concrete jobs now.

the actualy uni courses for architecture are normal, it's just that there are three parts you have to do to get accredited with RIBA. So part one is a BA, then you do a year in practice, then a masters (part 2) and then another year in practise, after which you can take your part 3 exam. So yes, it takes 7 years to become a proffesional architect, but it's more or less the same as most other snobby vocational degrees, like medicine. Just not so well paid, sadly.
I'm going to teach English for three months in India. Because I'm crazy. hehe

Sounds good. Haven't been to the tate for ages. you mean modern? last time I went they had the crack in the turbine hall still, which was rather fun. It was amusing watching how fascinated everyone was with this fake hole in the ground...
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~leannecoleman Aug 18, 2009, 1:36:53 PM
Tate Modern in St Ives, it's less impressive...probably because they don't have a massive hall in which they can destroy the floor. I saw that installation too though, went with college and helped a previous student who got into the royal college of art with his project. We had to stand across the crack and try to stop people from crossing it, something about supersitions i guess. Was...interesting, hee.

Also, wow about the teaching english thing. Have fun being constructive. Gawd, i waste my time so badly. I kind of did a contsructive thing yesterday, my friend gave me his tablet and i drew a picture with it for the first time...might put it up, don't know =)

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