Lost Camera Lost Time

Hey everyone,

Sooo I have kind of lost my camera for the moment. Oops. I figure in the meantime, maybe you'd all enjoy some of my drawings instead?

These are drawn on the screen of a Nintendo DS. The game Brain Age will sometimes ask you to draw something "based on memory" and then compare your invariably ridiculous drawing to their own amazing photo-real version.

Please keep in mind that you cannot erase or undo when doing these drawings...

Set #1

King Tut:

The Sphinx:

Kitty:

10.03.12 (2)

Wednesday.

Andy Warhol Campbells soup!

Everyday

For no reason, a few shots of my keys.

The thingy on the top is some ink trapped in some sort of liquid. Got it from a printing company somehow?? Maybe through my brother.

The three little cards I have: grocery store, pet store, gym.

My keys. I am quite happy with the starry night key.

This is for a Minneapolis thing called Nice Ride. Basically there are little stations with bikes in them all around the city, so you take one, ride where you need to go, and drop it off at another station. Really nice to have actually, since biking is so much faster than walking, but you still don't have to worry about parking! Plus the bikes are kept in good condition, and you don't have to worry about locking them up, or even about taking a bike back home at all if you don't want to.

Car keys.

10.3.12

Wednesday.

Had some leftover bulgogi and a bunch of veggies, so tried making some jungol, which basically means throwing all that together into a pot, I guess? Someday I'll know better maybe. This stuff wasn't bad though, but it tasted way better 2 days later.

10.1.12

Monday.

Got a new niece today.

9.30.12 (2)

Also on Sunday, I took a walk past Loring Park near our apartment, and there was this random pillow on the ground.

9.30.12

Sunday.

Went to an AK Connection-sponsored Chuseok celebration today, basically just ate some food and watched a movie, plus there was a teerrrible short little informational video about Chuseok. For some reason it had two white people with European accents doing the whole thing, and the only Korean people in it seemed to be dressed in hanbok(s?) doing traditional stuff. Karin and I had an interesting talk about why they felt it was so necessary to have white people presenting the video, when they didn't even speak very good English...

But anyway, it was hosted at a church and they were selling kimchi in giant glass jars. We didn't really need the kimchi, but we wanted to support the church, and the jar looked pretty useful, so we bought some.