Ramblings
I spent today doing effectively nothing.I feel like getting an art book on Japanese prints tomorrow. Actually, the two books on my wishlist are 'Hardboiled and Hard Luck' by Banana Yoshimoto (which costs a staggering $29) and an art book on modern drawings (which costs about $71) Good books on drawings are hard to come by, especially those on abstract drawings. The books on Franz Kline and Cy Twombly are good too, but I don't suppose I'd get either of them. Their works are good, but there's little point in imitating their style.
I'm currently close to the end of volume 2 of Soseki's 'I am A Cat'. I may continue with Japanese writers.
I simply have no time to think about art and do good art. Since June I've only completed two abstract drawings, both A4 or smaller.
I surfed net for half the day...and found out the following:
1) Miki Imai has a new single, and she will be having concert tours again (which means, maybe she would be releasing more concert albums)
2) Chihiro Onitsuka will release a new album 'Singles 2000 - 2003'. The problem is, she has a single in 2004 after 'Dance Waltz With Me' -- one with a very pretty cover nonetheless -- and I would love to listen to that. The new album will consist of songs that I should already have (after all I have ALL THREE of her albums, plus her BEST-OF)
3) I also want the book based on Argentina by Banana Yoshimoto. Though I have the Chinese version of it at home, I still want the English version.
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I wish I could do art full-time. I wish I could publish an art book of my drawings and people would buy it and I can live off the royalties while doing and exploring new art. The creative life is an interesting and exciting one.
Let me daydream on being a celebrity just for today...
1 Comments:
why daydream when u can wake up n smell the coffee, so as to speak? (knowing u, i think coffee sounds better than rose here.. ;P)..
if i'm to cont to write, then u'd better cont to draw or compile ur drawings tgether into a book! i look fwd to that very much. ;)
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