WOOOHOOOOOOOO FIT YEAH BRO

I forgot to take a picture of this until after I cut it off my arm....

Anywhoz, this post is gonna be really long and probably boring so feel free to not read it.

   Today was the third day of FIT pre-college classes, and I am literally in love. I LOVE IT SO MUCH. I feel so inspired by everyone around me, there are so many talented people. I love (I'm probably going to be using the word "love" a lot in this post.... Sorry :P) my classes. I feel like I am really learning new things. Screen printing is just freakin' amazing, because I love designing my own clothes but I can never actually transfer my drawings onto actual fabric, and now I'm learning how to do that. I think I am going to screen print on leggings, or the back of my jacket. So many options D: Anyways, I also really like my sneakerology class, we are learning how to sketch shoes which is a really interesting technique to learn. We're also learning how to design them. I designed my own Vans :D I feel so grateful that I am able to do this. I love FIT. my dream is to attend FIT for college and live in New York. That is seriously all I want.

    Even though I haven't been talking much, because I'm super shy when meeting new people.... I feel like I really fit in. Everyone is so interested in art and fashion, and I love the environment. It such a refreshing change from attending an extremely competitive high school where everyone one wants to go to Harvard and become a doctor or scientist, and there's nothing wrong with that, but the people at my school judge everyone else based on what classes they're in. Someone legitemitly laughed at me when I told them I wanted to be a graphic designer or photographer. A lot of people think I'm really stupid because I like art, I'm bad at math and I'm not in all honors. And that just makes me want to prove everyone wrong and become the best artist I can be.

   

    On a side note......

    It is so amazing taking the train by myself, I feel like I have so much freedom. At first I thought I would get hopelessly lost in Penn Station, because every time I visit New York I either drive there or I'm with someone else,  and end up in who-knows-where, but it turned out to be extremely easy :D