Try reading the title again when you’re done reading the comics! 🙂
This is how I am each time I’m talking to someone on the phone & (a) I’m at a dead spot or (b) when the lovely lovely (*sarcastic*) cellphone network is acting up. I would start the conversation with a good mood then end up not knowing whom I’m actually angry at. In a matter of seconds, the conversation evolves from sweet to sour (if not ugly or bitter ;P)! Well, try telling someone something sincere and try saying it 10 times while walking towards them while they reply, “I can’t hear you?”
Ugh.
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More technology woes here:
Desperate Attempts to Get a Good Signal
(Desperate) Attempts to Get Faster Internet Connection
How People Bond These Days
Internet Speeds: Of Snails & Superheroes
The Internet Addict: The Correlation Between Mood & Signal Strength 😛
The Instagrammer Goes on a Date!
Woops. Judging by how many comics we have about technology, you can tell how dependent we’ve become. Yikes! O_o
I’ve always admired artists devote themselves to art full-time and those who can do realistic drawings. If you look at the Googly Gooey cartoons closely, you’ll see a shadow here and there and sometimes, they don’t necessarily come from one direction or they’re not consistent in general and gahhhh….yes, I’m still working on that. Haha. But if you’d like to see the work of an expert, come visit the Ayala Museum from the 18th of January until the 30th and get a glimpse of the work of Canada-based Filipino portrait artist Edgardo Lantin.
This Friday, we will be at the Artist Space, Ayala Museum to celebrate his works which is in essence a depiction of light through painting–thus the exhibit title Portraying Luminiscence. The way he captures the details as well as the personality of the subject is just remarkable. Below, are two of my favorites from his works 🙂
Dr. James McEwen
I’m simply amused by the subtle humor in this piece. 😉
“Vegetable Vendor”
This was from a market scene very early in the morning. If you’re a photographer, you know how difficult it is to capture a scene when your subject is backlit. How much more when you’re painting??
To those who’d like themselves to be immortalized in a painting, you may get in touch with Ed Lantin through this page 🙂
Meanwhile, see you guys this Friday at the Ayala Museum 🙂 Artist Space at the is near Tous Les Jours in Greenbelt 5, the exhibit opens at 6pm 🙂
