I always adore art. Since I was child. In kindergarten, I used to draw full figured pic. Not like stick man or random scribbled. I'm not saying that I'm good with art. I just say that how passionate I am with art. Drawing, sketching, coloring does make my heart calm. Been suffer with moderate depression, these kind of thing does help me to cope with it. I tend to do traditional art, means I use pencil, brushes, water color. I'm not into digital art yet because lack of "stuff". I mean I need the right tool to do it. And I don't have it. So I just stick with what I had.
Do I make art everyday?
; No. I don't. Mainly because I working in shift hour. So, if I have free time, then I will draw something. And it kinda possible to make art everyday to be honest. I spent time on a simple art about 5 hours a day. If it need some colors and a big canvas a week or 2 weeks. It depends. So, I really salute to those artist that can spend their whole time to art. Mad respect.
Do I take art major?
; I used to learnt art on secondary school. I mean for the final years. It actually unexpected cause. When I was in my old school, I didn't take art. But when I transfer into new school, I had to, because my exam result is not so good, so I need to change the subjects that I learnt throughout the year. And I really greatful about that. Simple to say, I'm a self-learner. :) But when I further my studies, my major is food science. Soooo, that's so different. And I guess there's a hikmah behind all these thing.
So here is some of my drawing. Mostly singers from LA. Brendon Urie from Panic! At the Disco, Honey and Jude and Rudy Mancuso. Yup. and I'm aware there's a watermark there. And yes, that's a page for panic! at the disco art. Because I tend to draw Brendon a lot. So, I decided to open a page mainly for Brendon Urie. High-key loving Panic! At the Disco. Yup, I know it's not that good. But, who cares, haha. Even you just do a weird circle in a big canvas, it still an art. Art is subjective. Remember that.
The purpose of art is washing the dust of daily life off our souls.-Pablo Picasso
