This is our History project video.
Half English, half Spanish. Subtitled. <3
I had fun drawing the light sabers and the Kamehameha frame by frame… It was a lot of work, but it was fun. We also forgot to add a few more credits. Ack.
History is the only class where we can really express ourselves, in my opinion. The rest of the teachers expect us to be formal, serious and… stuck to the rules? It’s not good for developing creative minds. Ah, I’m rambling again.
Enjoy. <3
I was surfing the other day and found two websites worth bookmarking, in my opinion. That is, if you are a Nintendo freak and craft lover.
I haven’t updated in a while. Mainly it’s because there’s nothing to blog about. I have been drawing though. I draw nearly every day now, though I don’t show everyone my doodles and scribbles of naked people and malformed hands and feet. I’ve been painting as well. I’m two weeks into oil painting and this is what I’ve got so far.
It may not seem that professional, but I’m learning. Perhaps one day, I may paint like the masters at ConceptArt.org; wishing to be like DaVinci or Rembrandt is purely a dream- an unreachable goal at the moment. Ahahaha…
Most Saturdays, I have to be at school from 8:00a.m. to 12:30p.m. to teach math to a group of adults who didn’t have the chance to study when they were younger. This is required for me to graduate. It’s not that bad though. I actually like teaching second grade math to these people. Their interest in learning makes me try my best to help them learn. This is a picture of my class. There are around 18 people (total) in my class, but not all of them come to school for some reason.
And finally, for fun, here’s my little cousin Jacky, who likes hitting and kicking people. Very friendly, don’t you think?
I have received Sarah Rayne’s The Death Chamber from Amanda today. I’m glad it got here safely. 8D
