Showing posts with label art history. Show all posts
Showing posts with label art history. Show all posts
Wednesday, June 26, 2013
Friday, March 29, 2013
Monday, December 3, 2012
unpredictable
I'm still relatively new to Berlin (just hit the 2.5 year mark), but upon moving here, I unexpectedly reconnected with ex-classmates from my year on exchange in France, one of whom is L. We were both non-German art history majors with no prior ties to Berlin, and yet we both somehow ended up here around the same time to pursue different paths.
Conclusion: Life is unpredictable. and awesome!
Conclusion: Life is unpredictable. and awesome!
Tuesday, October 23, 2012
Tuesday, October 16, 2012
Saturday, December 3, 2011
Friday, November 4, 2011
Nutella is fuel
Wednesday, November 2, 2011
Sunday, March 6, 2011
Vermeer
A colour post after having ranted about colour in my last post. It's coloured pencil, so it doesn't really count.
So I went to my friend F's birthday-slash-Karneval party the other day. Karneval party implies costume party---so it's as close as the Germans get to Halloween (completely different concept, yes, but yay costumes!). I wanted something easy and cheap but also recognizable, so yes. This is what happened.
The theme of the party was actually "heroes from our childhood," so my costume didn't exactly go with the theme (unless I wanted to argue that Vermeer was my childhood hero, which probably would have made me one of those obnoxiously precocious kids), but thanks to the presence of many like-minded art nerds, I had fun being recognized (except I had to do the neck-twisty-pose every time)...until I started to lose track of how much wine I was drinking. It literally took me 24 hours to recover from my hangover the next day. Ugh.
I also think I lost one pearl earring at the party. Damn. I guess that made it even closer to the original, seeing as the only mention the single earring. Except I somehow doubt that Vermeer's model was a drunken mess. I just pray that I didn't do anything too stupid . . .
Anywho. Happy Sunday!
So I went to my friend F's birthday-slash-Karneval party the other day. Karneval party implies costume party---so it's as close as the Germans get to Halloween (completely different concept, yes, but yay costumes!). I wanted something easy and cheap but also recognizable, so yes. This is what happened.
The theme of the party was actually "heroes from our childhood," so my costume didn't exactly go with the theme (unless I wanted to argue that Vermeer was my childhood hero, which probably would have made me one of those obnoxiously precocious kids), but thanks to the presence of many like-minded art nerds, I had fun being recognized (except I had to do the neck-twisty-pose every time)...until I started to lose track of how much wine I was drinking. It literally took me 24 hours to recover from my hangover the next day. Ugh.
I also think I lost one pearl earring at the party. Damn. I guess that made it even closer to the original, seeing as the only mention the single earring. Except I somehow doubt that Vermeer's model was a drunken mess. I just pray that I didn't do anything too stupid . . .
Anywho. Happy Sunday!
Sunday, October 24, 2010
Surrealist poem
More art comic strips.
Basically, this is the recipe for a surrealist poem.
Basically, this is the recipe for a surrealist poem.
(click for full view)
Fun.
Byzantine Art
I don't know anything about Byzantine art, so I asked AR what made her decide to do her Masters in Byzantine art.
She's just being modest, but she's still got a good point.
She's just being modest, but she's still got a good point.
Friday, October 22, 2010
A-bomb
So here's an attempt at reviving my childhood dream of becoming a cartoonist. The Internet has made it easier for me to share silly drawings I've made in my free time, so yes. Here's hoping this blog lasts for more than 3 days.
So far everything I've been drawing have been based on my own life, ie. this conversation I had with AR the other day:
On that note, I should probably go check on that chocolate cake. Yes, Nozomi baking, that's a first!
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