No I don't, but I like making sure I don't look like I walked through a hurricane before leaving the house.

Past, where people were still exploring the edges of the earth, or the 1900s? I think it would be pretty interesting, the way people dressed and the curious nature of everyone around. Wouldn't want to time travel to the future, because we're gonna reach there anyway (This sounds a lot like we can live forever. Lol.) Maybe a thousand years in the future. Probably.

Well I guess it varies for people. For me, home is first and foremost and indisputably your family, because when shit hits the fan, the people you know who will never leave you behind no matter what happens would be them.

Home would also be some place where you can feel at peace, my room, the old school art room, Macritchie. God. Places where I can escape.

A place to escape, now that it came to mind. Somewhere you can pretend problems don't exist. For the moment.

It's quite hard to think of the last two, but I would take some lines off Death Cab for Cutie and say:

"Home, home is a fire,
Burning reminder
Of where we belong, love"

And from what someone mentioned before, home is where the heart is.

1 Corinthians 13. What else can I say? What I do know is that it is a lot more than just someone around when there are sunsets or fireworks.

Yep, happy picture indeed! Ah okay I'm trying to figure out who I know who is from Melbourne, but not working! Sorry! (Everyone seems to be in Sydney.) Coffee sounds really good though heh.

I'm a sucker for details, but I dress ordinarily, nothing too extreme. So I guess if you want to know more about me, you got to get close.

You trolling Formspring? Who on earth would pick Twilight over The Hunger Games? Let alone even consider Twilight a worthy choice. The Hunger Games definitely. Jennifer Lawrence is too pretty. A nice balance of tough and pretty.

Option A? Correct me if I'm wrong, but the first thing in my mind was IB art. Haha.

What last made me happy? Well, happy is a very broad emotion. Like you can be happy because something good happened to you, or happy because someone didn't get what you wanted. I guess for me, come to think of it, I was last happy when I was hanging about the pontoon at Macritchie a few hours ago midway my night run, watching the stars; no traffic, no noise. Simple, stripped down happy I guess.

O_o

Been doing fine! Who is this anyway? And apologies for the insanely late reply ><

Hey! Well, I wouldn't really call them art plans, but I would like to start doing more art after army, and maybe start to do more digital stuff as well!

Run away from the internet and imagine not being able to find a uni and having a crap job for life. Worked for me ><

I wouldn't really say that He was a perfectionist, but rather that He was perfect in a godly sense.

Art ^^

Hmm. No. For me, art is a way of expression, and in doing so, the main purpose would be for the majority to be able to at least vaguely figure out what you are trying to express without reading any descriptions (Title is fine by me). You could think of it as word play in a visual sense. If it's an inside joke, no one is gonna have fun right? I feel it's more essential to engage as many people as possible. That's the fun part about art. No one makes art to admire it for themselves in the first place.

That being said, it is partly why I really dislike pieces like Jackson Pollock's No. 5 and Damien Hirst's The Physical Impossibility of Death in the Mind of Someone Living a.k.a shark in a tank full of formaldehyde. A dead shark isn't art. Sure Jackson Pollock may be imitating the nature of paint and canvas, bu if only a small minority understands, and the majority is going WTF and had to resort to Google or Wiki to figure out (Or maybe still trying to figure out) what was that they just saw, then no. You're doing it wrong. (I might get flak for this but no. I spilled paint once and it didn't go to the art gallery despite it being the nature of paint when it hits the ground. My opinion.)

If you ask me, I prefer stuff like Edward Hooper's Nighthawks and New York Movie; The way he builds the atmosphere and the subtle characteristics or poses of the people in both pieces is really something magical. If you want something modern, Banksy, despite being rather mainstream and criminal to a fair bit of people (Not to me though), does pretty smart art which gets you thinking.

"Who are you?" (But google told me already) so maybe "Was it better being pretty with the fame or without the fame?" (Well you asked for a good question...)

Singapore. Well. Hmm. Most of it would involve eating. And then the zoo, bird park and night safari, sentosa and then maybe laze about at the top of Marina Bay Sands at night. Yeap.

Well, I read a quote that day, it was something along the lines of "inspiration comes when doing, not when thinking."

Friend! I really like frogs, strangely.