My Own Creative World

 

I just got some new glasses and have dirty school tomorrow. 

Just comes to show you what the environment of our society has become nowadays. It's always been like this, even since the prehistoric ages. 

But in that chaotic territory we call Earth, I love more stuff than stuff I hate. 

I call it my inner fantasy world.

(I'm willing to talk about The Rescuers scenes in the next few days so don't sweat)

I'm observant and do see myself liking some natural aspects of the world of today but I recall more joy and prosperity from stuff I experienced.

Let's start with drawing. The best tool in mankind. It's perfectly easy to master. It's hands-on and you can come up with anything you desire. It's expressive to the point Earth cannot stop loving it.

It fits to a category called "art" one of God's best powers, I believe in God and they have had more achievements than any other individual. It's my ultimate hero.

When it comes to drawing, I mentioned loads of times I get knowledge from model sheets and Preston Blair studies but it's all about getting used to the grip of knowing the shapes and sizes of your characters to make them more lively and balanced.

When people see my blog I always wondered if they said that my childhood was always on classics and old hits. 

No. I started watching the classics when I was around 14-15. Back then I was watching shows that aired on television. I loved Backyardigans, Yo Gabba Gabba, Jack's Big Music Show, and The Chica Show.

I wasn't really a big kid until I was same, 14-15. I still had alot of passion for social art norms and media. I started to love comedy more and had an influence of music such as Chromeo and Michael Jackson. 

I love these two because they have tense but smooth beats to them and sometimes sing good morals.

Other musicians I loved throughout my life had good spirited energy and class. I love music that makes you want to feel happy and dance. 

Everyone knows I love the classic 1920s-1940s music, Glenn Miller, Bing Crosby, The Andrews Sisters, Mills Bros, Fats Waller, Paul Whiteman and Boswell Sisters.

I think even before the renaissance of music, songs were really good too. I like classical music like Offenbach, and Rossini. I love Stephen Foster's Camptown Races and 1900s musicians like Bill Murray. 

I also love what eventually happened after the 40s, 50s were pretty awesome, Nat King Cole. While I think the 60s are mediocre in my opinion, I'm drawn to the 70s to about the early 90s.

There are too many musicians I can list. Kenny Loggins may be my favorite 80s artists, Madonna can be really good too. Other mentions are The Whispers, Bob Marley, Elton John's more energetic songs, and Kurt Cobain.

When it comes to music, it's also one of world's most gracious powers. While drawing is a powerful tool, music is appreciated by everybody. 

I think the reason why I admired animation was not only cuz I had an interest in drawing but it was just the easiest way to be entertained. I wouldn't be happy with humans staring at me.

I remember watching spongebob episodes and always avoided Patchy's segments because they felt out of place and inappropriate. While I think Patchy is hilarious nowadays I can see why I would change the channel, I thought it would be kinda boring and ruin the set-up since I was still a little kid. 

I'm still exploring through a bunch of simple concepts. I think since I'm overwhelmed by the loaded minimalism and bland work I got to do in school, I'm always finding vibrant and colorful reactions to seeing things.

This is more smart and logical to look at.

Could you really think that all I ever learned was from education? I'm sure that's how it all worked back then. But man social media has made me realized I was the better person.

Experiencing other people's opinions and viewpoints can be exicting and breathtaking. Internet really proved history. I go on the internet everyday to look at interesting images to save onto my gallery. 

Loved wacky packages as a kid!

 

Alison Friend is one of the funniest painters of all time.

There's probably a reason as to why I grew up like this. Having cool interests, and wanting to relax with lively and natural aspects facing right at me.

I was raised having a ton of toys close to me when I was born. It wasn't only just toys, it was also coloring books, DVDs, traditional holidays, like my first Thanksgiving and Christmas and making videos with my Nintendo DS. 

What is your fantasy world like? If you have one. Tell me. I'm on the minority of experiencing new things on a regular basis.