Thursday, March 19, 2009
Monday, March 16, 2009
DON'T EVER UNDER-ESTIMATE BLUE!
The homeless lady from the corner of my school has been around before I came around. She seems lonely yet she is always fully occupied..with endless naps.

She doesn't own a dog like many other homeless people do, she rather live along(i think). There's never a time that she is happy or sad, she is just plain mad.

She yells to the air sometimes...I'm not sure whether she is talking to herself or someone else. I think she must had a very tough life before it hit her right in between the eyes and knocked her out of her consciousness.

But one day, as I was walking past her for the three hundred and one time she turned around and said:
"DON'T EVER UNDER-ESTIMATE BLUE!"
Saturday, March 14, 2009
CLIP TIME!
PAFA student show coming in two months!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GWP4DzRnOpM
There is basically one week for the student to put up and get ready for the show before the private and public viewing. If you are applying for certificate or BFA at PAFA, you have to at least show once during third or fourth year, meanwhile you are also required to be full time for both third and fourth academic year.
Father and Daughter is a 2000 Dutch animated short film, made by Michaël Dudok De Wit. It won the 2000 Academy Award for Animated Short Film.
This film was recommended by one of my friends. It's worth watching. I like its simplicity and the drawing quality. Although I did not tear my eyes out like she did, perhaps it's because I can hardly recall anything about my father. I kind of guessed the ending half way down the film but it still turned out pretty heavy.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GWP4DzRnOpM
There is basically one week for the student to put up and get ready for the show before the private and public viewing. If you are applying for certificate or BFA at PAFA, you have to at least show once during third or fourth year, meanwhile you are also required to be full time for both third and fourth academic year.
Father and Daughter is a 2000 Dutch animated short film, made by Michaël Dudok De Wit. It won the 2000 Academy Award for Animated Short Film.
This film was recommended by one of my friends. It's worth watching. I like its simplicity and the drawing quality. Although I did not tear my eyes out like she did, perhaps it's because I can hardly recall anything about my father. I kind of guessed the ending half way down the film but it still turned out pretty heavy.
Friday, March 13, 2009
Thursday, March 12, 2009
FLOWER painting
Flowers
Oil on Canvas
Oil on Canvas
This morning's landscape class in the Horticultural Center had to be indoor because of the rainy weather so I picked me some nice red flowers to paint. Flower painting is usually not my subject since I am more of a "motion" painter, however today was an exception. It was an absolute joy painting flowers while listening to Figaro in that nice & warm green house. BRAVO!!Tuesday, March 10, 2009
Spring break and the Aftermath!
hair + an unknown form of tool (unfinished)
DON PASQUALE
(still playing by the Academy of Vocal Arts*AVA)

AVA did a such wonderful job with Don Pasquale at the Walter K. Gordon Theater. All actors/actress were raising star in the industry as well as AVA's residents. Seeing DP totally changed my impression of some of the singers at AVA, only from good to better. The female singer who played the role of Norina was just UN-believable! She was small but full of sound , wild but shy, smart but silly, she was just born for the role! I am totally in LOVE with her and I hope to see more of her performance in the future!:)
The Spring break went so fast I wish there were two weeks of fun time, pics are available on my MYSPACE...
March marks the beginning of the ASE madness, things will go insanely busy from now to May. And my b-day is coming up, think this year I may go to the legendary B & B and sing with LisaLisa :P
(still playing by the Academy of Vocal Arts*AVA)

AVA did a such wonderful job with Don Pasquale at the Walter K. Gordon Theater. All actors/actress were raising star in the industry as well as AVA's residents. Seeing DP totally changed my impression of some of the singers at AVA, only from good to better. The female singer who played the role of Norina was just UN-believable! She was small but full of sound , wild but shy, smart but silly, she was just born for the role! I am totally in LOVE with her and I hope to see more of her performance in the future!:)
The Spring break went so fast I wish there were two weeks of fun time, pics are available on my MYSPACE...
March marks the beginning of the ASE madness, things will go insanely busy from now to May. And my b-day is coming up, think this year I may go to the legendary B & B and sing with LisaLisa :P
Tuesday, March 3, 2009
Paul Cézanne at PMA and SPRING BREAK!!
Finally, Spring break comes!!!! For a part of the week I am going to be around my studio working on finishing up some paintings for the ASE exhibition. Before returning for the weekend class and "Don Pasquale" I have three days to find somewhere sunny and warm...

Last weekend I attended the "Cezanne and Beyond" exhibition at PMA. The show was fantastic! A lot of his still life, portrait and landscapes are in exhibition. There were many guards but they were somewhat relaxed people, meaning you can actually walk up pretty close to the paintings and exam their surface, very halpful!

Paul Cézanne's bathers, one of Cézanne best known work.

Paul Cézanne Still Life, a subject throughout Cézanne's artistic life.
One of Cézanne's portraitsHowever, if the organizer can put a limit on visitors I would probably be able to stay as long as I pleased, but instead I was pushed and rushed out of the museum because there were simply too many people :(
Don Pasquale This weekend!!

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