yeah, I’m an art student. *slurps up acrylic paint out of it’s tube like it’s go-gurt.*
why do art history professors go “ you need to answer to this questions about an artwork of your choosing from your textbook, each answer needs to be 5 to 8 sentences long”
first question: what was the purpose of the artwork?
what the textbook says about the artwork: “ depict the October 1867 signing of peace treaties between the Cheyenne, Arapaho, Kiowa, and Comanche peoples, and the United States government, at Medicine Lodge Creek, a tributary of the Arkansas River, in Kansas.”…
as far as I know, that’s not 5 to 8 sentences not even if I put it in my own words unless the professor wants me to just ramble on it and repeat those what 2 sentences or so….
This is the man you must fight at the gates of Valhalla to prove you’re worthy of that mighty hall
It somehow gets crazier. this teenager trained for months. he staged fights in his parents’ swimming pool to train for this epic match. he choose halloween night for the final showdown. and it was for a school project. he could have chosen any seafood, but he decided on, in his own words, “that big fucking octopus.” magnificent bastard.
Y’all missed the part where he dragged it ashore and divers saw him, got upset and sent some pretty rough stuff to his family. Then, at the Washington Fish and Wildlife meeting, he showed up and was like “yeah, it should be protected.”
Except that the giant pacific octopus is nowhere near extinct and actually doing just fine.
So not only did he wrestle, kill, and eat a giant octopus– he got it protected from hunting in several locations even though the species doesn’t need protecting.
Fucking legendary indeed.
So the only person they need protection from is this guy.
…what sort of school project requires you to wrestle sea life?
That’s just how Washington is
to be clear, the school project was to “draw something from nature.” nobody asked him to wrestle an octopus.
…now, I have misunderstood the spirit of a lot of art projects before but
I’m sorry, but no one is obligated to stop drawing/writing their favorite ship just because you’re uncomfortable with it. There’s a block and blacklist button for a reason, honeybun.😘