Friday, July 22, 2011
Wedding Dress
This is Natalie's future wedding dress (maybe this one)! I didn't design it for her, she was telling me what to add as I went along with it.
click on it for bigger image!
click on it for bigger image!
Dresses in Colored Pencil
Okay, so... I know the blue dress is flashy in the chest region. It wasn't that low-cut in pencil. Seriously.
And the orange one is not a nightgown, it is an empire waisted dress from the 1700's or some era like that.
BTW, they are small here, so click on them for a bigger image.
And the orange one is not a nightgown, it is an empire waisted dress from the 1700's or some era like that.
BTW, they are small here, so click on them for a bigger image.
Wednesday, July 20, 2011
Monday, July 18, 2011
Tuesday, July 12, 2011
The Swedish Experience!
Okay...
Sweden is all about Green Peace and no cars. Seriously, you can fly down the highway through downtown on a work day going at least 70mph and that's NORMAL. But in Sweden they measure speed by kmph, weight is kg instead of lbs, and height is cm instead of feet+inches.
Because most Swedish people (especially the younger generation) smoke ciggy's A LOT, go walking A LOT, eat less A LOT... They are all incredibly thin. I only saw a total of 5 fat people. Maybe 5...
The typical stereotype that Swedish people eat fish everyday is a big fat lie. I only had fish ONCE, and that was on midsummer celebration. It wasn't even real fresh cooked fish, it was this herring that came out of a can... And I had to try it because it's like... tradition. And it was very tasty, to be honest, but only with sour cream. Don't get all naesauos, you guys should try it sometime. It's at IKEA!
OH YEAH, and I visted the LARGEST IKEA. It is HUGE, okay, like 3 stories tall PLUS there are 3 huge sections connected by hallways. It's about the size of 3 or 4 of our IKEAs.
In Stockholm, sooooo many people wear black. The most common thing for a girl to wear (this year's fad) is black leggings/jeans, white converse, and a black leather jacket.
The whole bond hair, blue eyed stereotype is not a lie... There really are A LOT of blonds in Sweden.
The public bathrooms cost money... 5 to 10 kronors, or $1 to $2. That is because Swedes like to keep a clean place to go potty. The downside? Homeless people can't afford the public potties, so they go even more public by peeing in the elevators that go down to the subway... EWWWWWW!
Coca Cola is pretty popular there, besides Pepsi and Sprite... But Coke is pretty much the only americanized soda most Swedish people will drink.
And ice cream! OMG it is SO good there. It tastes so real, it makes our ice cream taste like frozen skim milk.
And because of how much walking and less snacking I did there, I lost a bit of weight! About 3 kg, I'll let you guys do the rest of the math. :)
Alright so... Sweden's immigrants consist of mainly Arabic or middle eastern people. The things they do is horrible. They resort to murder and all sorts of cruel things because where they came from, it's okay to do those things.
ANYWAY, besides the scary immigrants and the public bathrooms, Sweden is a pretty nifty place.
P.S. My grandma told me this funny quote from a girl who was interviewed about Europe: "Ohhh yesss, Europe, that country..."
LOLOLOL, she must be soooo dense...
Sweden is all about Green Peace and no cars. Seriously, you can fly down the highway through downtown on a work day going at least 70mph and that's NORMAL. But in Sweden they measure speed by kmph, weight is kg instead of lbs, and height is cm instead of feet+inches.
Because most Swedish people (especially the younger generation) smoke ciggy's A LOT, go walking A LOT, eat less A LOT... They are all incredibly thin. I only saw a total of 5 fat people. Maybe 5...
The typical stereotype that Swedish people eat fish everyday is a big fat lie. I only had fish ONCE, and that was on midsummer celebration. It wasn't even real fresh cooked fish, it was this herring that came out of a can... And I had to try it because it's like... tradition. And it was very tasty, to be honest, but only with sour cream. Don't get all naesauos, you guys should try it sometime. It's at IKEA!
OH YEAH, and I visted the LARGEST IKEA. It is HUGE, okay, like 3 stories tall PLUS there are 3 huge sections connected by hallways. It's about the size of 3 or 4 of our IKEAs.
In Stockholm, sooooo many people wear black. The most common thing for a girl to wear (this year's fad) is black leggings/jeans, white converse, and a black leather jacket.
The whole bond hair, blue eyed stereotype is not a lie... There really are A LOT of blonds in Sweden.
The public bathrooms cost money... 5 to 10 kronors, or $1 to $2. That is because Swedes like to keep a clean place to go potty. The downside? Homeless people can't afford the public potties, so they go even more public by peeing in the elevators that go down to the subway... EWWWWWW!
Coca Cola is pretty popular there, besides Pepsi and Sprite... But Coke is pretty much the only americanized soda most Swedish people will drink.
And ice cream! OMG it is SO good there. It tastes so real, it makes our ice cream taste like frozen skim milk.
And because of how much walking and less snacking I did there, I lost a bit of weight! About 3 kg, I'll let you guys do the rest of the math. :)
Alright so... Sweden's immigrants consist of mainly Arabic or middle eastern people. The things they do is horrible. They resort to murder and all sorts of cruel things because where they came from, it's okay to do those things.
ANYWAY, besides the scary immigrants and the public bathrooms, Sweden is a pretty nifty place.
P.S. My grandma told me this funny quote from a girl who was interviewed about Europe: "Ohhh yesss, Europe, that country..."
LOLOLOL, she must be soooo dense...
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