Stone-cold
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One more week gone by in what feels like the blink of an eye, and another week where I feel I have been underperforming. A week where my problems once more has been of a personal nature rather than professional, for the most part. I have quite learned to loathe stones this week, let me tell you. All day, every day, have been shading stones, and I am still not done. It is infuriating, as well as terribly monotonous. But alas, it has to be done. I do wonder if we truly need this many of them, however. Maybe I will bring it up next meeting.
Yet another thing that popped up on my schedule all unwelcome-like is the old shading assignment from 2d1, which I have to do over yet again. Because my schedule simply was not packed full enough yet. So, for next week… more stones to shade, I suppose. Maybe a bioluminecent flower or two to break up the monotony a little bit. If anything’s good come out of this week, it’s the fact that I have just discovered a rather interesting as well as useful text editor. It is called Writer’s Block. A free little thing that is not made to make text look fancy, or anything like that. It is, in fact, extremely minimalistic – the file can only be saved as a .txt, in fact. When you open it up, you enter a parameter – it can be a time limit, a word limit or nothing at all, and the program then enters fullscreen. You then become unable to exit the program until the parameters have been met – and the copy/paste function is disabled. It is very useful in eliminating distcractions, and will hopefully help me avoid posting these entries so late in the future. I do very much wish there was an equivalent program for drawing. It would make my job oh so much easier.  |
