The working title of this drawing of mine is “Make-Up”, inspired by what you will see in just a bit. This drawing does not have the complexity in terms of meaning like that big turtle drawing. So, please don’t think too hard on this one. If you have the bandwidth, try to decipher that puzzle [...]
Entries Tagged as 'doodle'
See If You Can Solve This Puzzle … Kekeke
November 9th, 2009 No Comments
If you read Dan Brown, especially his latest work, this puzzle of mine should be cake. Your job is to replace the question marks with letters. Once you solve this, it would be great if you could drop a “I got it” comment here without sharing the answer. And I would love to hear what do [...]
Composition Of “A God That Sleeps”
November 6th, 2009 15 Comments
This one is for you, Alex. The only person I know who is curious about the composition of my drawing “A God That Sleeps”. For those of you who have no clue on what I am talking about, please refer to my previous entry first. * * * * * The driver for the theme [...]
Tags: doodle · doodle explained
Making Of “A God That Sleeps” (And The 9 Years Of Togetherness)
November 5th, 2009 19 Comments
I wish I could draw or make music for a living. But reality is not as such. My recent passion is to doodle. Simple composition, when I first started. Now, the drawing is getting more and more complicated. I wonder why. Just when I was done with taking photos of this drawing, past midnight, Cynthia [...]
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Snippet Of My Life Episode 23 – All Saints’ Day And The Ha Ha Ha
November 3rd, 2009 4 Comments
The working title of this drawing is “Body and Blood of Christ”, inspired by All Saints’ Day. Explanation of the composition is at the end of this post. Last Sunday morning, Cynthia asked while we finally settled down inside the Church, “Why this eagerness?” Nothing escapes her observation, on me. That’s scary. True, of all [...]
Tags: All Saints' Day · Catholic sermon · doodle
The Vegetarian
October 28th, 2009 23 Comments
The title of this doodle is “The Vegetarian”. Yes. One day I may look like that. Recently, I have become a social meat eater. But why? Nothing as dramatic as quiting alcohol since January 2008. Of which, I still owe you a why. And I will. Meanwhile, why give up on meat? A simple answer would [...]
Tags: doodle · vegetarian food
Working Title: The Beautiful Alice
October 20th, 2009 4 Comments
I don’t have balls like our Sunday Times columnist Sumiko Tan who once publicly declared that she will never use Facebook for social networking, on a Sunday paper. I am on the verge of saying the same to Twitter but ‘never’ is a strong commitment. In fact, Facebook and I have gone through the stages [...]
$50 No Show Fine
October 15th, 2009 10 Comments
Avid readers may recall my morning ritual of desk booking at work. 3 months have passed and the ritual stays more or less the same. Except more and more of our colleagues are moving into our building. Seats become a scarce resource. Good seats in especially. And scarce resource always drive bizarre human behaviors, much [...]
Pollo A La Crema De Maíz Con El Arroz Al Vapor – Now, How About That?!
October 14th, 2009 12 Comments
Thank you for not hating my doodles. Drawing can be very therapeutic at times. Truth been told, though we often complain in the Spanish class that we dislike homework or deberes, I reckon we all secretly love it. This week’s homework was to write a recipe or receta. In fact, I looked forward to writing it as [...]
Tags: doodle · Spanish class
What Do The Stick People Think Of Funny People?
October 9th, 2009 10 Comments
Of the few Judd Apatow films I have watched, I like “The 40-Year-Old Virgin” the most. Simply because I can relate to it, not! OK, there are certain aspects I can relate and that film is really funny. I have “Knocked Up” recorded and it is stuck at my to-watch queue. I think “Funny People” [...]
Tags: Adam Sandler · doodle · Judd Apatow · Leslie Mann · Seth Rogen