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Wednesday, May 25, 2005

MASS


25_05_05, originally uploaded by xdrjohnx.

This drawing I didn't plan very well - too big - so you'll have to click on it if you wanna actually see it. This drawing... took forever! I figured that since there are a lot of frames where not much changes, I would just draw one frame, copy and paste it, then add in the different changes.... JESUS... I probably spent three and a half hours in damn photoshop with this crap... oh my god. It's 4:40 in the morning... I'm staying awake tonight because I gotta be up at in three hours.

I had my blood drawn plus a tetnus booster shot today. The blood was to see if my Hepatitis A & B vaccinations are still good. The rather amazing thing was that the whole thing took less than four minutes. Sit down. "How are you?" Blood gone. Switch rooms. Nurse walks in with the shot. Jab. Tape. Out.

I was gonna scan four of those "sci-fi" paintings from John Harris (buy it here) but it took a hell of a lot longer than I thought it would. So I did two and I'll get the other ones tomorrow...



The first one, After The Fall, is a pretty small picture; probably no more than 2ft x 2ft (I could look it up but I doubt anyone is interested anyway). The second one, Leviathon, is 6ft x 15ft. It'd be pretty cool to see it up close. You can't really see in the scan, but the little black specks in the middle of the middle section are actually planes/spaceships.

This stuff is awesome, I think. I wish I'd had this book when I was 5. I woulda just sat around imagining what it would be like to be on one of these spaceships; exploring. When you're little, you imagine so much more. An older person may look at these pictures technically or historically - speculating on who influenced who, who influenced who - but kids will project themselves into pictures and not feel guilty about it. I think I'm actually going to give the book to a friend of mine's kid (I think he's three). ....or maybe I'll have to buy another one. I really like this book.....

Matsuri is currently Chiba-bound. hehe, not sure what to say about that (safe flight? lets all say a short prayer? I wish I was you? Eat some tasty food for us?). Oh well. I'll be talking to you soon...

5 Comments:

Anonymous Anonymous said...

hey there i read your xiaxue post, and wow you got all the singlish right! did you stay in singapore for a while or somethin?

Thursday, 26 May, 2005  
Blogger B.D. Crabtree said...

Hey gwenda,
I like your blog a lot! great pictures and tasty looking food... yah i lived in singapore for eight years from '94 to '02. Where's the singlish on your blog? How do they call it? Chiak kantang? :)

Thursday, 26 May, 2005  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

wow, 8 years? expat child?

no lah, i'm not a kantang, it's just that blogging in english will limit my readership, and i want as many people reading my blog as possible mah.

and cool drawings, i like "slaughter-house five.

Friday, 27 May, 2005  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

paiseh i meant singlish, not english.

Friday, 27 May, 2005  
Blogger B.D. Crabtree said...

Hey-ya gwenda,
yah, typical expat kid. Lived in five countries (but singapore for the longest)... hehe, I still don't really know when to switch 'lah' for other stuff... I kena got 'one' ... a bit. Why are you "mah"ing me? :p

Saturday, 28 May, 2005  

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