Last Minute

HELLO!!!! I'm back from a deeeeep and long hibernation. 

Here's my latest piece, a portrait of my friend Kim who'd always believe in what I can be (she said). I did this out of the abundance of my heart (she said). And thank God for our wonderful friendship and talent (she said, although I strongly agree as well :P)

Art Books on Rotation

I’ve been juggling my favorite bargain finds. These books help me stay creative and passionate. Here are my picks:

I bought The Cheap Date Guide to Style on a whim. If you know me, you know I suck don’t have a specific style in fashion. This book is just so great, it doesn’t teach you what to wear. It teaches you to find your own style and embrace it. It tells you that critics could go f*ck…

The Fault In Our Stars by John Green

I know that this is so 2012 but I wouldn’t have read this book if there wouldn’t be a movie adaptation coming soon. The amount of facebook shares of the movie poster  is quite panicking too.

While I’m on my way on being a YA book believer, I felt betrayed upon finishing The Fault In Our Stars. Before I talk about why I’m a little disappointed on this, let me first mention that I did not…

"People take love's continuity for granted, just as they take their body for granted. They don't realize that the best thing about love is its regular presence. Once you can establish that, it's an added foundation to your life. But if you cannot have that regular presence, you only have the one foundation to support you, always." My thoughts on "Everyday" by David Levithan.. check it out here :)

I apologize for skipping April. It was kind of meh month for me, but I’ve been reading books lately. The quest is still on.

Everydayby David Levithan is another YA book lent to me by my YA fan friend. Like any YA books I’ve read, I don’t really get hooked on the first few chapters. I like the concept though. A, the protagonist lives his everyday in a different body, family, lifestyle. The moment…