This is an interesting phenomenon that I've been thinking about lately: each person's artwork is a reflection of himself/herself, partly or mostly. At first when I read this I was totally in denial. "I don't draw me or How is it possible that people can pick up on the artist's personality just by looking at his/her work? But when I was drawing today, I kind of understood it.

I guess we all just have to do the best we can, whatever it is we do. There's no good in looking too forward into the future, or be submerged in what has passed; the only way to keep an optimistic mind is to live for the moment.

Maybe I'm not cut out to be an artist.

Recently I was told of a habit that I never realised I had... Sarah, my friend from uni, told me that I have a tendency to 'zone out' when I'm thinking. I sort of thought that was me daydreaming but apparently I also do that in the middle of a conversation >< So someone might be talking to me. About five minutes later they would realise that none of it was taken in, and I wouldn't even realise that they had been talking to me. In fact, I have no recollection what-so-ever of stuff around me when I'm in withdrawal off-mode (as my mother so eloquently put it).

Happy New Year~!

I can't believe it's already 2009, and I'll be starting 2nd year uni soon. Over this holiday I've been doing my best to keep up with my works (mostly because I needed to build up a new portfolio), and despite a few weeks, I think I've overcome my tendency to procrastinate. Ok, maybe just a little bit.

I have plans to learn more traditional and digital methods of creating art, so hopefully my page will start to become more and more interesting.

Watch out! Here I go~!