The trip in East coast is amazing. The secondary, or primary, forest thrive quietly under the bluish grey sky of New England. Mountains come endlessly, drawing a straight tight line at the end of sight. The highway, I-76 and 43, whirl among the corn corps and cows and horses. I prefer those little white flowers and yellow chrysanthemum on the hill as they brought color to the enormous green. And the plates of rock just remind me of Joe and the Carnegie museum.
The weather here is even more unstable than that in Canton. The rain in the valley pours down like broken fire hoses wipe out everything around you and force the cars to stop on ramps. While the Sun burns your skin till fully cooked on the museum way.
Anyway, when you walk in the campus of Carnegie Mellon, you really don't need sunglasses. And it feels cool in August most of the time.
Students are either shorts and tee shirts or silk top and business casual skirts. It feels free but also a more regulated eastern feeling than the UCLA. At least the profs wear ties.
The gates center is high tech fancy. People walk around all with codes and models in their mind. Love to hear some words I can understand.
Monet's bridge is my favor in the hall. It is more of pink tone than the regular sunrise color of gold. But that describe well the foggy and mysterious warm mood. He uses high light yellow stroke at the top of the tower and the second near bridge stone to create the light. But he also blurs it with a grey-er yellow on the first near stone and create a more sparse random reflection light effect to make the scene soft. But the shadows are more magical. He uses an dark grey blue in the shadow but a purple blue on the dividing line only one stroke, very clear line when look closely. And a green watery blue mix with dark pink on the shadow water and mix with yellow grey in the bridge reflection. His use of grey is fascinating and create the outline of Industrial Age city at the background. If look with a slight 散光眼, you could even feel a bombard of too much details.
Tseng's皇后大道东
AIDS wallpaper（Love）
the crown of labors（Pitts）
Dinosaurs
