I watched Il Mare today, the Korean, original version of The Lake House, and oooh, it was beautiful. It took me quite a while to figure out how to use the subtitles, but it all worked out in the end. Loved the photography madly, as I tend to do with Asian films, and while the whole "Time Paradox" factor was low, it still felt supernatural enough to suck me in. Quite a lovely romance, the movie manages to not be cheesy at all. :) I'll have to go and see the Keanu Reeves and Sandra Bullock version and mock it, bwahaha.
I am bored out of my skull. Sure, I've been reading a lot of fanfic and all, but I've only left my house to go to flamenco in this week. So that sums to... About three hours outside in five days. I need to get out!!
To prove how bored I am: I've been surfing through the X-Men pages of wikipedia. FOR REAL. It was interesting, though (Did you know Iceman could be in the same league as Jean regarding power? Oooh, the fanfic writer in me squeed in joy at that). And I still haven't watched last week's Doctor Who's episode. ;-;
Does anyone have flat colored images they could share with me? I still have at least half of my acrylic paints, and I want to do something vaguely productive...
I am bored out of my skull. Sure, I've been reading a lot of fanfic and all, but I've only left my house to go to flamenco in this week. So that sums to... About three hours outside in five days. I need to get out!!
To prove how bored I am: I've been surfing through the X-Men pages of wikipedia. FOR REAL. It was interesting, though (Did you know Iceman could be in the same league as Jean regarding power? Oooh, the fanfic writer in me squeed in joy at that). And I still haven't watched last week's Doctor Who's episode. ;-;
Does anyone have flat colored images they could share with me? I still have at least half of my acrylic paints, and I want to do something vaguely productive...
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Because I definitely don't understand how to use it, let's say, 'correctly'. Do you use it only for very realistic pics, for instance?
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Well, there's not much I can say, really, I've only used it about, uh, twice, and always just for fun. I just find it relaxing, actually, being able to give big brushes and not worry about details like with watercolors or getting everything around me spoiled, like with oils.
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Well, it does seem the technique has a lot to do with someone's PoV, and not only because it has to be used a certain way. :))
Thanks a lot, your comment helped me a lot. :)
(and I haven't used acrylic for years! *gg* what is your favourite technqiue btw? :)
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My favorite technique is definitely watercolors. Bad thing is, I'm self-taught, so I'm not really that good. But it's fun, so oh well. :)
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I can't wait to see my own drawings in a year or so! *lol* (because, as far as I know myself, I'll hate what I'm actually drawing right now for my portoflio.. *lol*).
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Hehe, I'm just like that, I draw somthing and two months later I hate it so much that I want to burn it XD But even with that, I love going through my oooold sketchbooks and see how I used to draw eight years ago, or something - it makes me hopeful that I'll get better *g*
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But I completely understand what you mean when you look at your old drawings,: it always shows how your style has changed, and what it's better. :)
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