Sooo I stole this list from who stole it from someone else I know~ It's been spreading out.

The deal is that first five people who comment on this journal entry can ask for a drawing. BUT they'll also need to post a list like this in their DeviantArt journal!

1. Juvvy?
2. Elenoir/something cute
3. Juvvy giving Az something~?
4. Studious Deikin
5.

The list is open. :3 You'll likely get MSpaint or b&w scetch/precolored piece, depending on what I feel like doing~

So yay for that.

I'll start studying biochemistry in University of Turku on 1st September, and am moving in my tiny flat in YO-kylä (The Student Village) in 28th. I'm packing the final load of my stuff in boxes and huge black trashbags, trying to remember -evertyhing- neccesary even though I'm sure I won't. As long as I remember a hammer and fire alarm. And my sewing machine.

I'm hoping this all will snap me out of my recent apathy - well, not apathy, but strange-ness. I've found it incredibly difficult to concentrate on anything, especially hard-to-do things like art. *grin*

I will be missing internet for 2-4 weeks from 1st September.

And I have this odd desire to make socks for people I like. Sponsored by fair tax-paying population of Finland.

Yup.

I'm happy.

Oh and I thought I would get hugely inspired at drawing/painting/pizels after getting over my matriculation exams, but no. I can't even look at some of my recent colouring projects (a few ~amazing~ linearts from a few kind deviants) for more than five minutes before I have to pick up my needles and start knitting.

Yarn arts are neat though - as I exercize on my basic skills I'm just circling some original concepts in my mind already. I think it's a shame really that majority of art in DA is digital/traditional art meant for flat surfaces... They're the most useless kind of art after all, as compared to mundane objects.

Mundane objects, like blankets, rugs and whatnot used to be much prettier when there was no mass production, no photoshop to pour your creativity in and no feminists abandoning fabric arts as a "sign of liberation and emancipation".

Good old times...

Oh! And even if I know just a few people will read this, please, please go see this artist . I found him as a pure accident, and boy, woodwork! And he has only like 92 pageviews as I'm writing this! Go! I command thee~

A.K.A. frustrated, gothy perversions. Such bath might get me up from my good student choma, even if I'm not a vampire, though.

I just noticed that creativity is not really a talent or a birth-gift but mental energy, and that ability to draw and write are, not actually abilities but well-refined skills. Why? Once my studies are eating all my energy and willingness to work, I cease to have these creative ideas for drawings, not to even mention writing something~
Leaves me just to practice some of the skills I already have - I even considered recycling some of those ideas I had on my old, carelessly doodled things.

Nono, though, I'm not complaining, I know it will come back after I start having too much to do again~ But I feel rather gray about anything, big emotions and fine books, and get the most enjoyment of sleep and a hot cup of noodles - it's funny how silent I can turn, remembering myself as a bouncing hothead from few years before.
Noodles are good though. Wheat better than rice. Duck flavor 2 win.