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Yael couldn't help but cringe slightly when she heard Bernadette's name alongside hers. Sure, there was nothing wrong with the other woman -- Yael was sure that Bernadette was an extremely competent artist -- but Yael wasn't sure if their styles would mesh well. If they didn't have similar personalities, they probably wouldn't have similar artistic styles; Yael knew that her personality often imprinted itself on how she painted.
Yael couldn't help but feel a little bored when Professor Chaudhary started talking about the perfectly balanced world and chaos and whatnot. Yael respect him and his art, that was for sure; she knew she had a lot to learn from him, but she really never cared for theoretical things. She knew it was important for art to have a deeper meaning, but Yael was more inclined towards physical sensations in art; color, texture, composition, etc. If it was good art, those techniques would culminate into an impactful piece; Yael didn't want to have to analyze anything to appreciate art.
Yael took a handout, passing the stack to Ven. She appreciated the brief instructions; Yael didn't like to be told what to do. Creative freedom was important to her. But the "shared vision" part didn't bring her any excitement. Yael didn't want to imagine any of the ways she and Bernadette could possibly clash.
"Now, please take some time to get together with your partner to read over the project and start planning."
Ven and Yael stood up simultaneously, giving each other a brief clap on the back before they parted.
"Yo, Bernadette," Yael greeted, taking the seat next to her partner. "What a funny situation that we got paired up, am I right? Anyway, do you have any ideas?"
The instructions were very vague, and while Yael appreciated the freedom to do whatever she wanted, she didn't really have a direction in mind yet -- especially considering that she would have to work with a partner. Might as well rip the bandaid off and see if she and Bernadettes had any disagreements first.
Yael couldn't help but feel a little bored when Professor Chaudhary started talking about the perfectly balanced world and chaos and whatnot. Yael respect him and his art, that was for sure; she knew she had a lot to learn from him, but she really never cared for theoretical things. She knew it was important for art to have a deeper meaning, but Yael was more inclined towards physical sensations in art; color, texture, composition, etc. If it was good art, those techniques would culminate into an impactful piece; Yael didn't want to have to analyze anything to appreciate art.
Yael took a handout, passing the stack to Ven. She appreciated the brief instructions; Yael didn't like to be told what to do. Creative freedom was important to her. But the "shared vision" part didn't bring her any excitement. Yael didn't want to imagine any of the ways she and Bernadette could possibly clash.
"Now, please take some time to get together with your partner to read over the project and start planning."
Ven and Yael stood up simultaneously, giving each other a brief clap on the back before they parted.
"Yo, Bernadette," Yael greeted, taking the seat next to her partner. "What a funny situation that we got paired up, am I right? Anyway, do you have any ideas?"
The instructions were very vague, and while Yael appreciated the freedom to do whatever she wanted, she didn't really have a direction in mind yet -- especially considering that she would have to work with a partner. Might as well rip the bandaid off and see if she and Bernadettes had any disagreements first.