66 - afghan whigs

as usual, i got up earlier than the rest of the people in the house on a sunday morning. hubby still got his recording setup on the art room. that leaves me with delaying my bass practice to maybe this afternoon. someone is sleeping in the sewing room so my dolls will have to wait a little more time for new outfits. it's too early to even practice makeup and my face is swollen. and voila! what better thing to do than draw! it's quiet, and all my drawing tools are here. for some reason i remembered my fave song 66 by afghan whigs back in college. arrrrgggg i'm back in the dark room again... here's the drawing.

i'm generally happy with what i did since i created the exact facial features and expression i wanted. bad points though include her hands not that being proportioned to her 5'10" model body (and she's at least 18 being able to drink in a bar).i love her hair, her face :) she's supposed to be half-japanese, half-white caucasian.i know she's a little more fiercer than i initially envisioned, tougher. but i'm still happy with the outcome. at least she doesn't look some kind of a dull or stupid girl in a bar you can just hit easily with. :D

here's something i did this morning. it's inspired by the song Smile by Lily Allen. basically, i incorporated the smile, vintage fashion in the bangs and the dress.

the girl is supposed to be around 14, during which i started learning lots of things i really love to do then and until now.

my critique of a husband says the chin protrudes too much, but i like it that way. generally, i'm happy with the artwork.

first post. nothing much. just a few realizations in life. live life. live your dreams. and doing things that you wanna and can do is it.

i will be posting my drawings in this blog. i want this inner artist to wake up and be that 5 year old again, creative and limitless.

i will be back. sooner than i could even think.