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2012 Recap: April-June

April

I researched travel posters for a school project (I decided on this one).
My oily face was driving me crazy, so I complained about it. Exciting, no? ;)
I discovered Somebody That I Used to Know, by Gotye, and played it 20,000 times.
My Etsy design shop finally started taking shape.
I reminisced about my favorite Disney movies. Have you seen them all?
Sometimes the best way to go forward in a design is to START OVER! Lesson learned.
A funny story about a r-e-a-l-l-y s-l-o-o-o-o-o-o-o-w barista I encountered.
I got sea-sick inside my own house. No joke.
An illustration that perfectly captures the blank looks I get from people re: graphic design.



May

I learned how to do water-splash photography. So cool!!
My first video tutorial on Adobe Illustrator... & my 2nd one.
A funny video I found about dance walking.
I leaned out how to grunge up a picture in Photoshop.
I remembered that I had a knitting shop also so started knitting more things for it.
I visited Hogwarts!!! (sort of.)
I did a tutorial about using the color wheel.
I was (more than) a bit disturbed by the season finale of Grey's Anatomy.
I attempted to start a 365 project... that lasted about 2 weeks.
A made some fun stop motion videos for class: {1} {2} {3}
I did a time-lapse photo... also for class.



June

I borrowed my teacher's 90mm lens and took some FABULOUS rose photos.
I introduced my current favorite designer (wish I was as good as he is!).
I got talked into jumping into the more advanced track next school year. Yikes!!
I started selling social media icons. I can't believe how popular they've been!
Bunheads premiered. It looked like it had potential... I've since been proven wrong.
I gave myself some goals to focus my energy.
I took a book survey. I love remembering all the fun books I've read!
Some pretty pictures of a lake nearby our house.
My sister and I did a 10:00am project for a week.
I started a summer blog series on improving your blog! Weeks {1} & {2}
I started crocheting a mysterious project. The finished piece can be found here.
My mom's cat was being especially cute.
I had the best day ever!

Comments

  1. Tons of fun stuff! That is disappointing to hear about bun heads, I was slightly intrigued by that show... [I was in love with Make It or Break It having been a gymnast for 15 years]

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