that would be cool thanks finding. ya i'm workin 10 - 6 tomorrowww:(

i suppose i'll try e-mail them or something next week..

gooooooooodniiiiiiiiiiight!!!!

today was a horrible day...

i got shouted at by a customer in work. i was on tills and there was a big queue behind her and i felt so humiliated:(it made me sad because i hadn't even done anything wrong.. she was giving out about how unorganised the shop is and how i should do a better job of running the shop (???) and then i told her i wasn't manager and it wasn't my job to run the shop. that made her really really angry and then she started shouting at me and saying i'm not doing my job. but i was doing my job... then she went and i started shaking and felt like crying because the whole queue was staring at me but i couldn't leave tills until i had taken for all of them. it was horrible...

OH GREAT!!! you know who is complaining about me in the kitchen really loudly right now..

that's really gonna make me feel better...

i'm so tired right now so i'm gonna take a quick nap and THEN i'll do my art..

can anyone help me? i think i'm gonna e-mail the therapy office tonight but i dunno what to say......

Hi Blossom! You could tell the therapy office you think you might suffer from depression and would like to find out some things.

I'm sorry things have been so mean today

hellooooooo finding!

i dunno whether to e-mail or not. maybe i should wait..

today was a horrible day:(

how was your day?

You could email and then wait with whatever they say. Just because you contact them doesn't commit you to doing something you don't want to do.

My day has some good points and some sad points. If I'm going to feel sad, it will for sure happen between 2 and 4 in the afternoon. Soooo I've got 9 more minutes of sad....

oh no finding, why are you sad?

Sad girl is an archetype, maybe. She can feel the sorrow of the world and it hurts. Don't worry, it isn't the whole story of things, for sure, but it is one part of the story.

She cheers up pretty easily, really.

oh..i hope you're ok finding....

I'm OK, Ladybug. I hope yer family has stopped saying mean things:mad:

Did they tell you where the horizon line comes from in school?

no they havn't so now i'm in bed pretending to be asleep.

eyelevel?

[:mad::mad::mad:]

yes, the viewer's eye level sets the whole perspective mood of the picture.

This person was floating on the ceiling to look at the kitchen!!!

that's so cool!!!

I think this person is sitting in a chair looking at the room

i wish my perspective drawings looked that good....

What part is messing up for you?

Here is what it looks like when you are standing on flat ground and other people are about your height... the eye levels on the heads are all similiar

When you look down on a crowd, the eye levels don't match up to yours, because you are so much higher

every part... but mostly the vanishing point

Which part of the vanishing point is giving you trouble? Knowing which lines go to it? Here is a photo that dramatically points to a vanishing point

i dunno how to get the vanishing point when thhere's more than 1 point.. and i dunno which lines go to it either:(

Yes. Here is one point perspective, and it is clear where the one point is

In this room scene, can you see how the long line of the couch veers to one vanishing point way off to the right, while the short width line of the couch veers to a vanishing point on the left?

we were drawing a not very long corridor last week . i don't understand, our tutor told us we have to find the vanishing point with our wooden sticks..

In 2 point perspective, the vanishing points are often off the page, and the artist has to tape extra paper on to work from. That is removed later.