Monday-Nov 2, 2009

At the beginning of the class, Jimmy had talked about how to talk about your ideas. First of all you have to understand your audience and read your audience to see if they are understanding your concept or not. Jimmy had also taught us that don't show the work you don't like and don't stop until there is something you like. He had told us about his experience that he would like to work on few different sketches in one project, and he would choose at least three sketches or ideas that he thinks it is the best to his presentation. On the other hand, he had talked about a little bit stage fright in the class, and asked who has stage fright. I was so surprised when I saw few people raising their hands because I think most of my classmates are the good presenters and they know how to explain their ideas well in the class. Then, we have discussed the new games in the end of the class. Most of the students had drawn 20 sketches for one game, and some of them had drawn 20 sketches for few new games.

3 adjectives
1) Finespun:
- spun or drawn out to a fine thread.
-highly or excessively refined or subtle.

2) Gruesome:
-causing great horror; horribly repugnant; grisly.
-full of or causing problems; distressing.

3) Grizzly:
- somewhat gray; grayish.