I've been a horrible horrible blogger...
For the past 10 days since my last entry, I've kind of been overwhelmed with school work and what not. I've been having some trouble prioritizing my works. Stressed is the key word.
"Irresponsible being the second..."
I'll start of by saying that today, for the first time ever, I went to the Botanical Gardens in the Bronx. I'll continue by saying that it was awe-inspiring and that there's a chance for the world not to corrode under pollution if only we treated our parks and streets just as sacredly as the Botanical Gardens.
Imagine the possibilities...
It's just a great place to be. Especially for people like me who likes an adventurous scenery and climbing random rock formations. Because there were a lot of large rock formations that pleased me immensely. The picture below was at the Rockefeller Rose Garden after I had climbed up the pillars for a great angle for shots. Then I thought
"hey, I want to be in a picture with this background!"
::click::
(awkward smile much?)
The park truly is a mastery of nature and shows what forms of life we can actually promote to make the world so much more greener. Everything about the park was simply amazing.
Everything aside from the overpriced food and NOT having any Inro Containers for sale in the gift shop. I totally would go an extra mile for one right now. If you don't know what they are, they are these:
"Inro Containers were like the fanny packs of the Edo Period."
Samurai's would usually have them hanging right from their belts. The container's main purpose to them was to hold their medicine. What the rest of the people used it for is beyond my limit of interest.
"I just really really want one!"
The three on the left were quick sketches I did in the room once they had caught my eye. Pictures weren't allowed unfortunately. I was kind of paranoid the guard would kick me out because she had walked in right when I started sketching away.
The one to the right is my own design I did for fun and to kill the final hour before we had to get on the bus. My Inro Container would carry my Inks, Markers and Pencils.
"What Would YOUR Inro Container Contain?"
I took over 100 pictures today all around the park. Most of the pieces I figure I would use for my upcoming photoshop project which is a self-portrait abstracted-collage-in your own style-representing yourself... kinda thing. I have the image set in my head of how I want it. And if I pull it off right, I'm sure I should atleast get a B++. And I really need to because I haven't done so great on the last two projects because I'm a total Photoshop newb. Atleast I have more pictures as references to scenery.
But anyways, one of the pictures I took ended up being my wallpaper! Take a look!
I took this in the Conservatory and it looks Amazing.
I had just knelt down to get the angle when the lady, (originally being in the right), started walking. But she went so well with the picture that I just had to take her with it. So I waited until she was in the perfect spot. With that lovely blue jacket, it was great that I had caught her right next to the red set of flowers.
"Flowers really do make you smile"
OH!
Speaking of smiley's, I also finished reading Watchmen two days ago!
Alan Moore, you are one storytelling God! It was such a great story and an amazing Graphic Novel to have. Once I return this copy to my friend, I'm buying my own copy and cherishing its... yellowMoore-y goodness. Then I'm going to buy another book to read. Maybe another Graphic Novel? Sin City? Bah, I'll just dig in forbidden planet or something.
"I need to read more books. More books indeed..."
Sigh. My week has been too long. Note that I'm only stating the positives of my randoms. But OH! here's a negative I'll throw into the mix.
BLOOD MANOR!?
Total hype. I was so disappointed of the 15 minutes of...
crap-ness... I went through.
WELL, it wasn't entirely crap, it had some good scares. Smart ones at that. But Tim Haskell's projects are SOOO much better and definately has you more in the mix of exactly what is going on. On top of that, no ridiculous hourly waits. In our case last night, three hours... But it was all in good fun.
Atleast in the end we got this video that we'll most likely expand a little
more stupidity under.
Shmoverfield
Now to head off for another sunday.
A Sunday of Ambious Duos and Tektoniks.
For the past 10 days since my last entry, I've kind of been overwhelmed with school work and what not. I've been having some trouble prioritizing my works. Stressed is the key word.
"Irresponsible being the second..."
I'll start of by saying that today, for the first time ever, I went to the Botanical Gardens in the Bronx. I'll continue by saying that it was awe-inspiring and that there's a chance for the world not to corrode under pollution if only we treated our parks and streets just as sacredly as the Botanical Gardens.
Imagine the possibilities...
It's just a great place to be. Especially for people like me who likes an adventurous scenery and climbing random rock formations. Because there were a lot of large rock formations that pleased me immensely. The picture below was at the Rockefeller Rose Garden after I had climbed up the pillars for a great angle for shots. Then I thought
"hey, I want to be in a picture with this background!"
::click::
The park truly is a mastery of nature and shows what forms of life we can actually promote to make the world so much more greener. Everything about the park was simply amazing.
Everything aside from the overpriced food and NOT having any Inro Containers for sale in the gift shop. I totally would go an extra mile for one right now. If you don't know what they are, they are these:
"Inro Containers were like the fanny packs of the Edo Period."Samurai's would usually have them hanging right from their belts. The container's main purpose to them was to hold their medicine. What the rest of the people used it for is beyond my limit of interest.
"I just really really want one!"
The three on the left were quick sketches I did in the room once they had caught my eye. Pictures weren't allowed unfortunately. I was kind of paranoid the guard would kick me out because she had walked in right when I started sketching away.
The one to the right is my own design I did for fun and to kill the final hour before we had to get on the bus. My Inro Container would carry my Inks, Markers and Pencils.
"What Would YOUR Inro Container Contain?"
I took over 100 pictures today all around the park. Most of the pieces I figure I would use for my upcoming photoshop project which is a self-portrait abstracted-collage-in your own style-representing yourself... kinda thing. I have the image set in my head of how I want it. And if I pull it off right, I'm sure I should atleast get a B++. And I really need to because I haven't done so great on the last two projects because I'm a total Photoshop newb. Atleast I have more pictures as references to scenery.
But anyways, one of the pictures I took ended up being my wallpaper! Take a look!
I took this in the Conservatory and it looks Amazing.I had just knelt down to get the angle when the lady, (originally being in the right), started walking. But she went so well with the picture that I just had to take her with it. So I waited until she was in the perfect spot. With that lovely blue jacket, it was great that I had caught her right next to the red set of flowers.
"Flowers really do make you smile"
OH!
Speaking of smiley's, I also finished reading Watchmen two days ago!
Alan Moore, you are one storytelling God! It was such a great story and an amazing Graphic Novel to have. Once I return this copy to my friend, I'm buying my own copy and cherishing its... yellowMoore-y goodness. Then I'm going to buy another book to read. Maybe another Graphic Novel? Sin City? Bah, I'll just dig in forbidden planet or something."I need to read more books. More books indeed..."
Sigh. My week has been too long. Note that I'm only stating the positives of my randoms. But OH! here's a negative I'll throw into the mix.
BLOOD MANOR!?
Total hype. I was so disappointed of the 15 minutes of...
crap-ness... I went through.
WELL, it wasn't entirely crap, it had some good scares. Smart ones at that. But Tim Haskell's projects are SOOO much better and definately has you more in the mix of exactly what is going on. On top of that, no ridiculous hourly waits. In our case last night, three hours... But it was all in good fun.
Atleast in the end we got this video that we'll most likely expand a little
more stupidity under.
Shmoverfield
Now to head off for another sunday.
A Sunday of Ambious Duos and Tektoniks.



