Linhfish and Oddish

A few things!!!

First of all, my sister Lin's comic has gone viral and I'm super proud. But understandably it is a little scary!! :O

Chocolate

Click to read it!

Secondly, MANGOSTEENS

Mangosteen

So ever since I saw my first mangosteen, I've been trying to figure out what they reminded me of for AGES. It finally dawned on me a few days ago that it looks just GLOOM!

Gloom

Then, I realized I have a slight obsession with seeing pokemon in random places. Like Oddish, which I discovered in my coworker Kristen's cube.

I added the face and picture after my realization

Oddish

It's probably because many Pokemon were designed based on real life things to begin with?

What other real life Pokemon are there!!??

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This year's summer dresses all seem to have tiebacks. Darn it, should have launched my own line before everyone else jumped on the boat. I want to go swing dancing!!! Round up the possums.

My sleeping schedule is so strange. It seems to have turned inside out, but only sometimes.

ITS SO BEAUTIFUL THESE DAYS

I have found that it is physically impossible for me to stay up longer than X hours without at least X/3 hours of sleep the night before. Power naps/unpower naps help a lot, but they only provide 1/3 of the waking energy time for each hour of nap I get. That's probably not a definitive function, but I'd say it's pretty close as of these two months.

Aspirations for One Day: make the dresses that I see and like BY HAND (and sewing machine), put together the other sewing crafty things that I've designed, bring my imagined paintings to life, cook delicious and beautiful food, including traditional chinese foods and crazy cakes and bento boxes. I've actually got a few bento boxes behind my belt already (literally), the latest of which is:

My bento, linked from Soy's blog! Click to for her post.

This is a bit late now, but a few weeks back Anna came and led a bento box workshop with us - she's the one who made the Walle bento that some of y'all might have seen ~ either way though, look at her gallery and blog! :) It's quite amazing. Click here to go to her post about the workshop. Go find mine! Haha

Anna's publicized "Walle" bento ~ click for interview

I've actually made a few bento boxes in the past, but they're nothing like these of course hahah

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I'm really excited for Iowa. Good night soon.! .?

O man

So I said before I'd love to work for Pixar... found out today that there are internships that they offer - and things called demo reels - I'm so intimidated. AHHHH! :O

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Chiharu Shiota

My inspiration.









Her inspiration. Memories, Catastrophe, Dreams, Death

Synaesthesia is 7 times more common in artists, poets, and novelists. Strabismus also is quite common in all the above. Bevil said that artists sometimes benefit from seeing from just one eye - I wrote my common app about that (hahahahahahaaaa sigh)

People say that we have no depth perception. I guess I can use that as my excuse for being bad at sports/activities requiring depth perception. Like driving.

When you can only see with one eye, you have to create your own depth perception then huh? In that sense, you can also more easily represent aspects of the three-dimensional world on a two-dimensional surface: that's all you've ever known.

That same concept can be stretched over so many things - over the realm of spirituality, the realm of intellect, of emotion, physicality, musicality, and the list goes on.

I wonder, what color does she see?

I wish I could do tests on my brain. Maybe they would help me in my neuro exam. Chapter 14...