I didn't get selected, but my job still gets shown in a powerpoint presentation!
Here seems to be the most appropriate place to post this news.
So if any of you remember i made a working electric guitar for my Majorwork last year, along with it i made a coffin shaped case to hold it and a guitar stand as well. I got 93/100 for the whole subject which means that the majorwork itself must have been pretty damn good.
To reinforce this, my job was one of 100 picked from a group of 3500, to be displayed in a woodwork show which displays 100 jobs out of the 3500 selected, showcasing them and whatnot.
I got a letter in the mail saying that my job wasn't selected, oh well, they're still putting me and my job in a powerpoint presentation accompanying the setup they're gonna have at the show ^_^
Also, today i picked up a workbench so i can get started on making more projects!
Also, seeing many community Newgrounds projects has given me the urge to make one myself. I may or may not make a Newgrounds guitar, but it'll be themed/all work will go towards you guys :3 If you approve, leave a comment and say so, and also tell me if you think my current job, shown below.
And how could i call this post finished without adding a picture of my work? This is the photo i sent out to show them my job has potential, what do you guys think?
PolishMatt
Congratulations on getting picked for your guitar project. An opportunity similar in nature, had happened to me recently as well. I got picked to represent my school for the photography department of some annual competition among all the schools in the district. Not as cool as your granted opporunity, but yeah.
SpeedMetalSandwich
Cheers man!
Representing your school is pretty awesome as well, if not, on par with what i have going for me, seeing as you know for sure that you're the one going out there for your school, whereas im just speculating that i may be one of the 100 people chosen.
Though, seeing as there was only 1 guitar last year when i went, hopefully all my stuff will seem to be an increased degree of difficulty.
Cheers once again, and congratulations on your achievement!