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[keyk]

TESTS. THEY'RE EVERYWHERE. LIKE. TWO PER DAY. BIG ONES. A PRESENTATION TOO. HALLOWEEN CLUB EVENT STUFF TO TAKE CARE OF. I HAVEN'T STUDIED AHEAD YET (ESPECIALLY FOR HISTORY AGH). I DON'T KNOW HOW SIX CLASSES PULLED THIS OFF. THEY JUST DID. THE QUARTER JUST ENDED ON FRIDAY AND IT'S HALLOWEEN WEEK WHAT ARE YOU THINKING YOU STUPID PEOPLE. D8 *stresses*

My nap time....it-it's GONE NOW.

But. The dramatic irony in Oedipus Rex is downright hilarious.
I'm still missing Apollo Justice. ;_;

Your result for What Your Taste in Art Says About You Test...

Extroverted, Progressive, and Intelligent

Cubism was a 20th century avant-garde movement, pioneered by Pablo Picasso and Georges Braque. It revolutionized European art and inspired changes in music and literature. The first branch of cubism, known as Analytic Cubism. It was both radical and influential as a short but highly significant art movement between 1908 and 1911 mainly in France. In its second phase, Synthetic Cubism, (using synthetic materials in the art) the movement spread and remained vital until around 1919.

People that chose Cubist paintings as their favorite art form tend to be very individualized people. They are more extroverted and less afraid of speaking their opinions then other people. They tend to be progressive and are very forward thinking. As the cubist painting is like looking into a shattered mirror where you can see different angles of the images, the people that prefer these paintings like looking at all angles of a problem. These people are intelligent and they are the transformers of our generation. They look beyond what is seen into what things could become. They are ready to leave the ideas of the past behind and look at what the future has to offer.

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.....extroverted, really? XD;;; I'm pretty sure I'm introverted (otherwise I wouldn't be so socially reclusive even in my own home). I didn't know I liked abstract so much 'til now. They make me think....and I like that a lot. It's like literature without words; there's so much more to it than just an image. Not that I do abstract all that often, but I do like putting symbolism into my pieces. I'm....not THAT forward with my ideas, am I?....I like abstract because it makes me think....to myself. =w=; Changing ideas is what makes history attractive o me though.......and I guess I'm trying to break out of my formerly conservative shell.....but I still don't think I'm much of an extrovert. XD; Everything but that fits, I guess.

Comments

[animetor-lily.livejournal.com]

8D wee~ i got the same result as you~ *hi5ves*

I like abstract stuff, as long as I can still make out what it's message is ^^;

[keyk.livejournal.com]

YEAAH! 8DD *high-fives back*
Yeah....abstract for the sole reason of looking abstract is lame. I love cubism though; I really admire how they can stuff so many different perspectives of one thing into an image. *_* Sometimes it's just a still-life without much meaning, but it's amazing how you can tell what the object is even after that much distortion.