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Deviation rain

Wed May 30, 2007, 11:40 AM
Two deviations in one day. Oh so very unlike me. Rain... it´s kinda cute and emo. It´s a selfportrait actually. But what the heck, anything I do become a selfportrait if I add fluffy red hair to it. And I added a scrap to. Aluminium, some kind of weird poetry. I´m not going to tell you what it´s about if you can´t figure out yourself.

Thinking on submitting another water-coloured thingie called loveable. I made it during 1 hour feeling very bubbly and loveable. It´s just a lot of colours, but I always think of cotton candy when I see it. Damn it was fun making that picture ^^
I´ve discovered that I might not be any good at painting these water thingies (I´m not even going to try to come up with the proper word for it) but I feel that I can really put my feelings into them. (did that just sound like a therpay for mentally ill?) But I like painting them, and I think I´ll get myself a little box of them colour thingies. Even thougn it´ll probaly mean spamming Deviantart with crappy emotional (emo lol) paintings.

Yeah right... I remowed my first deviation cruel cow. Some ugliness can´t be allowed to exist in an art forum. (yes, I know that I should probaly remove all my deviations then.)

So.... big city festival coming up soon. And I have no choice but to be dressed in a medieval dress weaving little ribbons. You have no idea how horrible my red hair looks in a wine coloured dress. Really.
If I´m lucky (read unlucky) Celeyo (L) will take some pics. I always look awful on pictures. Yet I have agreed to be her model. Very weird. But I love her alot ^^, so I don´t really mind.

  • Mood: Affection
  • Listening to: Blind Guardian
  • Reading: Tommyknockers
  • Playing: Bass
  • Eating: Stopped eating
  • Drinking: Water

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