ClarissaM

I'm not sure how I hurt my hand since I don't play sports, but lately I've been getting sharp pains when I stretch my left thumb. It hurts to grip handles, glasses, & water bottles, and tying my hair up is a hassle. Sometimes a bone pops or moves when I do this and it hurts even more. I think that's where the initial pain comes from. I'm right handed so it doesn't affect me too much as it would be if I were left handed, but pain is still pain. Does anyone have a clue as to what's happening? I'd really appreciate it! A lot!

On the Admissions page, it says what to write about and how long, but not how or where to send them. It's not an option on their application process. And I'm creating the portfolio online, so I can't send it with that. Do I send it with their drawings test?

I have an HP Officejet 5610xi All-in-One printer and it doesn't want to print from Microsoft Word. It'll print the page number and header if I add one but it won't print the actual content. For now, it can only print straight from the internet. My computer is an HP w2207. I really need help, did I do something to the settings by accident?

As long as your portfolio is strong and have a BA, it should be possible to be one right? One for a company, traditional or digital media wise? Anyone's opinion or advice is welcomed!

Whenever I part my hair, I see small patches of where it's gone and thinned out. I know I need a SLS free shampoo, but which is the best shampoo that I can get at Walmart or Target? I also have dandruff, but Head & Shoulders isn't working out for me.

I don't remember when I noticed it thinning (it was awhile back) but my mom noticed it today, so I need help!

Currently, I am a junior in high school and am trying to figure out where I want to go to college. I would like to get a degree in illustration or animation (or both, if possible) and after purchasing & reading Harry Potter: Film Wizardry, I got inspired by the concept art that was presented in it and now I want a career in concept art. And I've looked at certain colleges and institutes, but how do I know (if I get accepted) that my art will grow and my technique will improve? Will the teacher be there or just get some assistant to do his job? Also, will I be able to work right after I graduate, seeing as the art world is a very competitive one?

Right now, I'm in Pre-AP art and will take AP next year. I take other AP classes too, like History and English.

Please, any advice, reply, or suggestions would be much appreciated!

Any clue? Judging by the dock, it looked like an Apple product but I could be wrong. I'm researching tablets to see which is the best or most reliable and hope I can get one later in the nest two years. Seeing as he works with Warner Bros., I'm guessing it's a pretty darn good one. Expensive one, but a good one.

I remember watching a movie when I was six or seven and it was about some man eating sea creature thats small enough to actually board the ship. I remember people running and this one scene where a woman hides in a bathroom but the creature comes out from the tiolet and attacks her.

This movie was playing at a relative's house and I'm just wondering what it was called. Thank you!

Besides the whole blushing when embarassed thing, my cheeks inflame when I'm outside, when I'm laughing, when I'm doing a physical activity, when I cry, when I'n near the computer. I'm always blushing like this, even since I was little.

Can I just have an explanation to why it happens?

Which college has the best art program? Which Art college is really good?

I know I should be doing the research myself, but experience isn't mentioned on many websites for these schools. Also, I'm a junior in High School, who has AP classes, and sometimes I don't have all the time in the world to research.

I've pretty much fallen in love with Rhode Island School of Design, but I obviously need more options if I don't get accepted into it...

I'm looking into illustration, as well as animation/video (stop-motion, preferably).

PLEASE DO NOT REFER ME TO THE ART INSTITUTES (AI)

I suspect I need a program, but I don't know who to trust.

Please help!

I am a pretty novice movie editor and I just finished making a music video to the song Airplanes (The Ready Set Cover) and I would like opinions about it!

If you want to see more videos from my YouTube channel, you can browse around too!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TF5obH8RlGw

I want to make .mp4 formats but every time I try, all I get are codes/words and I'm having trouble.

Please help?

They are dancing in black suits, Aiba has a top hat on and there's a rainbow in the background...yeah, I see clips of it everywhere but to what song? Help me please?

Okay, I'm a big lover of kawaii things, Japanese dramas, Arashi, anything Japanese really. I seriously have no money to order anything straight from Japan. Are there any Japanese stores around these areas? (I live around here)

I just realized that it's less expensive than polymer clay, but which brand of air dry clay have you worked with that you like? I know Crayola's clay feels and seems like chalk, so a big fat NO to that one. Any suggestions, stories, brands, tips much appreciated!

I work with Final Cut Pro in school and love it! I'm sorta a novice film maker/editor. But I don't own a Mac myself, I own an HP laptop with Windows. I know Adobe Premier Elements 8 is supposed to be the "Pro for Windows" but is it really? Can it make different types (ex.iPod, QuickTime, etc.) of videos? Does it crash a lot? Is it worth it? I plan on getting it sometime soon and the reviews on the Best Buy website were making me wary.

Stories, tips, advice are appreciated! Thanks!

I hope to get a digital Canon camera later next year and was wondering which is the best.

I would like to get into photography, and I know Canon is one of the best brands out there.

A link from Best Buy would be helpful, or any other website too.

A camera with great quality, maybe 14 mega pixels, be able to record videos too.

Or if you have other brands that you think are great and worked for you, please say so!

I really appreciate the advice.

Here's some pictures I've taken with an 8.2 mega pixel Kodak digital camera from my deviantART gallery page:

http://clairetheclarinet94.deviantart.com/gallery/...

http://clairetheclarinet94.deviantart.com/gallery/...

http://clairetheclarinet94.deviantart.com/gallery/...

My photography taste is pretty random, not really into taking pictures of prepared stuff and models, but more at spontaneous moments and real people doing real things

I have always been interested in miniatures but I don't know where or how to start making them.

Especially mimi sweets, I would also like to try and make food earrings like cupcakes and ice cream just to wear, maybe even try selling.

Keep in mind, I'm only fifteen and middle class, so is there a simple/fun way that won't cost much?

Which clay, which paint, alright to bake in oven?

I know there are websites, but I want the best advice from people if possible.

Well, almost anything having to do with Arashi (usually the awesome stuff) is taken down from YouTube and the accounts get suspended. Don't you think Johnny's should make a channel so people can see stuff? Like, home videos, promotional videos, behind the scenes, and music videos? I'm sure many American Arashi fans would appreciate it.