so yeah.
i'm going to.
an animation school.
that's 12 months long.
and i'm finishing up my eighth week.
of term three out of six with final film concept.

i'm trying to finish my thumbnails for my storyboard so i can have karen look at them tomorrow morning, but all these goddamn camera angles are driving me insane. and i keep sneezing; i've been sick for the last week or so. i checked the calendar board earlier today, and saw that the term 4 schedule was up.

film.
film film film.
filmfilmfilmfilmfilmfilmfilmfilm.
is all it says.
after.
november 16th.


i'm so scared.


we have our leica reel presentations on november 12th
and we're supposed to pitch our storyboard ideas that we're working on now
to marv newland on the 9th
but last time i made my pitch to him
and asked for feedback
he just stared at me and i could feel his brain going
...
so i lied and said thanks, that helped a lot
before going back to my disc and panicking haha.

hopefully i'll be able to pull something out of my ass in time.
and manage to make it look good (if i'm lucky.)


so, until i graduate, i guess... don't expect even any hw uploads or doodle lol. orz



does anyone find it normal that their spine clicks when they walk? i have idiopathic scoliosis at around 30˚ or so, and haven't had surgery (yet?), and my left ankle is collapsed. in the past week i've noticed that every time i put my weight down on my left leg/foot when i'm walking casually, i can feel/internally "hear" my spine clicking, like the vertebrae are hitting each other. it's not exactly painful, per se, but it's becoming a slight discomfort and worry, which i really don't need at the moment.

my next appointment at the hospital isn't until mar. 30th next year, so idk what to do until then. any ideas on what may be causing it, or how to relieve/stop it?