Hi, my name is Krista Ortiz and I am a 20-year-old multimedia student here are Lane. I have attended college previously for 2 years and began my studies at Lane in Fall 2018. I am very passionate about music and I have been playing music since I was 9 years old. I mainly play bass guitar, but I also play many other instruments. Music in my life has been a defining factor in my personal development.
Another passion of mine is art. Most of my artistic life, I have only experimented with analog art such as painting and drawing. I absolutely love painting with all of my heart. Some other activities that I do is attend music festivals. They are my favorite form of art and music together. After attending shows for over a year, I started to become more curious about the way the art is made. If some people don’t know, festivals mainly use motion graphics that are projected onto a screen. This fascinated me, which led me to get into the multimedia program here at Lane.
The past two years of my life have been about searching and discovering who I am. If someone isn’t comfortable with themselves or their life, then how will they figure out what they want to do? We are always told to do something “practical” and because of that, people like me spend years studying something that doesn’t make them happy. I feel that I have found the right career path for me that has the possibility to involve my two passions: art and music.
I love how your passion for what you do comes through in this bio ~and in your pic 🙂
“Practical” is completely overrated, if you are passionate you can make it work; every time! I lost a lot of time to “Practical”, looks like you are well on your way!
That’s awesome that you play many instruments, and bass is my favorite sound and feeling! With your love of music and art im eager to see what you’ll create for this class and it’s many projects.
Hey Krista! I envy your experience with music. I have some experience with music production on the computer but unfortunately have never been very good at actually playing instruments. We have a lot in common with our interest in art and am very curious to see how you apply it to this class. Look forward to this term!