The ancient battle took place. The athelets vs the artists. :P

Funny story: I went to a liberal arts school for the past eight years or so, and even within the student body there were people who would use that argument. It had other non-fine-art majors (performance, music, etc.), so I was really surprised when they'd actually go "oooo you throw paint at the wall and call it ART" when they were AT A FREAKING ART SCHOOL THEMSELVES.

The punchline: regardless of your major, you still had to take the same core art courses, which all required drawing ability. These goofballs were the same ones who later on in Life Drawing class complained when they couldn't get away with just drawing stick figures. CAN'T DANCE YOUR WAY OUTTA THIS ONE, BUCK-O.

Jealously.

why do people think every thing there not doing is easy?

lol i loved it when people tell me "so you just throw paint on a piece of paper and call it art big deal" that way all i have to say with a big grin on my face"yup and it makes good money too" lol the looks on theyer faces just crack me up

Just read the filler page.

I would be a regular customer there LOL.

I've meet people like this and then I tell them that I'm from the Faculty of Engineering and Information Technology and they shut up

Oh no you di'nt! Lol x3

And now.... SUPER STREETFIGHTER 4 MUSIC!
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I've had people tell me this :B "Man you visual arts students have it easy D:" To which I have gone and explained EXACTLY what being an Art Student entails. :3 90% of the time, they shut up. >_>

The tone of this page is very serious and the expressions seem to help out with that.

I do like it when Ronnie starts to make fun of Cat's art classes because her pose and stance lightens the mood a little bit.

I was expecting a fight to break out or Ronnie to respond violently to Cat, but I guess that would have been a bit too much for the series.

I'm on Ronnie's side on this one. Like her, I know what it's like to work your tail off when you're in school while you know others are basically on easy street because their parent's pay for everything. You DO tend to become resentful toward those like Cat - it's hard not to. But I will say you also tend to know the value of a dollar more, and better appreciate what you have more than those who were basically given everything.

Course, you do realize that the high irony of it all is given their respective majors, they'll wind up seeing eye to eye when they both wind up sharing the same unemployment line when they graduate.