litho and why i'm changing my major.

i am taking a intaglio/lithography class as part of my painting/drawing/printmaking major.

for those of you who are unsure, i will define litho for you.

lithography: a long and complicated process after which you may or may not get a print of the desired quality.

exhibit a:

this is what i printed today.

this is what i meant to print today.

so here i was, super excited about my piece and all its symbolism.

and now i'm just sort of bummed.

when i'm an art history major, i won't have to do studio classes anymore.