Dear Sun,
I enjoy how often we have been hanging out lately, but I’m scared of getting burned. I use all of the necessary protection in order to prevent myself from hurting because of you, but it just doesn’t feel like enough. It’s never going to be enough.
You leave marks on my body and make me sweat…even though you are hot, I don’t know if this is going to work out.
I don’t know if I can handle you coming out and going away as you please. Sometimes you seem so vacant, while other times you just beam at me. Sometimes you wake up early and go to bed late and I’m concerned for you, you big gaseous mass.
I often wonder if Shade was right about you. I wonder if AC knows how much she helps me cool down when you heat me up. I wonder if you and Moon will ever stop fighting (I feel like you only hang out with Moon a couple of times a year, if that).
Please don’t ever explode. I would die without you.
Love,
Me
I think that I prefer using white letterforms on black backgrounds as they have turned out to be both more dynamic and visually appealing. To me, they seem to turn into shapes rather than letters, and when I look at the compositions I dont try and read them. Instead I look at the black areas formed by the letters and just naturally focus on the black areas.
I prefer using lowercase letters in this assignment as I think that the mixture of organic forms of the uppercase G and R contrast the straight lines of the M, and I dont like that as it disrupts the flow of my compositions. When I use uppercase letters, I tend to use the more linear areas of them to create more mechanical looking compositions. There are loads of organic curves on the lowercase M, which ties in with the lowercase G and R’s curves.
