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With art we get to spend two hour's on a coach to get to London with no stop's, and probably lot's of traffric so more like three hour's. Yes how fun for me :D I get to walk round the Tate Modern drawing some of the painting's there and looking about for stuff. Well have to get up at 6.30am to be at school by 7.40am. So a fun day ahead of me so off to bed :(
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Lipe wrote:
> Been there...it's horrible and boring.
>
> Have fun.
We went last thursday and it was fun.
> Been there...it's horrible and boring.
>
> Have fun.
We went last thursday and it was fun.
Been there...it's horrible and boring.
Have fun.
Have fun.
Hmm, well i'd rather see them real life too!! :D
Chavez XVI wrote:
> Pandaemonium wrote:
> Well, duh. What about paintings that aren't of places?
>
> What do you mean?
Like portraits and things.
> Pandaemonium wrote:
> Well, duh. What about paintings that aren't of places?
>
> What do you mean?
Like portraits and things.
Pandaemonium wrote:
> Well, duh. What about paintings that aren't of places?
What do you mean?
> Well, duh. What about paintings that aren't of places?
What do you mean?
It's Half term for me coming up this week HA!
C®ø§$ Bób wrote:
> With art we get to spend two hour's on a coach to get to London with
> no stop's, and probably lot's of traffric so more like three hour's.
> Yes how fun for me :D I get to walk round the Tate Modern drawing
> some of the painting's there and looking about for stuff. Well have
> to get up at 6.30am to be at school by 7.40am. So a fun day ahead of
> me so off to bed :(
it's half term round the country! Unlucky!
> With art we get to spend two hour's on a coach to get to London with
> no stop's, and probably lot's of traffric so more like three hour's.
> Yes how fun for me :D I get to walk round the Tate Modern drawing
> some of the painting's there and looking about for stuff. Well have
> to get up at 6.30am to be at school by 7.40am. So a fun day ahead of
> me so off to bed :(
it's half term round the country! Unlucky!
Pandaemonium wrote:
> Chavez XVI wrote:
> I appreciate good pictures, but I like living things better, for
> example a painting of the sea, i would much rather be there
> "real-life", instead of being in some stuffy room looking
> at it.....
>
> Well, duh. What about paintings that aren't of places?
Yeah do you like them Chavez?
> Chavez XVI wrote:
> I appreciate good pictures, but I like living things better, for
> example a painting of the sea, i would much rather be there
> "real-life", instead of being in some stuffy room looking
> at it.....
>
> Well, duh. What about paintings that aren't of places?
Yeah do you like them Chavez?
Chavez XVI wrote:
> I appreciate good pictures, but I like living things better, for
> example a painting of the sea, i would much rather be there
> "real-life", instead of being in some stuffy room looking
> at it.....
Well, duh. What about paintings that aren't of places?
> I appreciate good pictures, but I like living things better, for
> example a painting of the sea, i would much rather be there
> "real-life", instead of being in some stuffy room looking
> at it.....
Well, duh. What about paintings that aren't of places?
I do like more like the real life pictures. But one of my favourite artists Munch.
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