Bored

This is typically me.

yes! another comic in color!!

please comment: what do you prefer? black-n-white or color? I myself think that black-n-white ink looks nicer for these comics.

Really, there's so much stuff I want to do but just don't do. And not only 'useful' stuff like learning a language, also watching tv.. haha, there isn't ONE show I've watched until the end this year. (and there's a lot of shows I need to catch up to, so don't recommend me any!!) 

Probably because everything I do, I do in the evening. That's when I get active.

I draw in the evening, meet up with friends in the evening, watch movies in the evening, work in the evening. So obviously, that doesn't really fit. ;-p

(and think of stuff I could've done during the day.. oops.)

Now I have to watch out.. if this post will sound like I feel bad about those things, my family will talk to me about it. But don't worry, mum, I'm okay!

sooo, sampi nanti!

('kau bisa bicara bahasa Indonesia??'

'sedikit saja.')

walking with a phone

after a while, here's a new comic. this time it's in color! wooh wooh

Bojan

Bojan is a soccer player, but since I don't watch soccer, my first association was 'that sounds like Trojan.' 

and the '11' looked like a pause button, I think this does not need explanation. 

boys in Korea

so this is actually maybe a bit mean, but it was not meant in a mean manner... ;p

during our stay in Korea, every now and then some guys would some up and chat with us. We referred to them by characterizing them.

For instance, when one guy would talk to us while his friend waited, we'd discuss in Dutch: 

'So they probably decided that the one with a round face should talk to us because his English is better..?'

'But I heard the one with glasses talk too, they're the same.' 

'Then.. they regard him as the most handsome?'

some one shots

tips on meeting girls

HOW TO GET IN TOUCH WITH GIRLS IN THE CLUB IN KOREA! *\(0_ __0)/*

To be honest, I don't really go to the clubs in Amsterdam often, so all of the things I noticed about the clubs in Korea might also apply to Amsterdam clubs.

But this.. I'm pretty sure this is a typical Korean thing; grabbing a girl by her wrist.

It happened pretty often that my friend and I were just walking in the club, headed to the bar, the bathroom or maybe the stairs, and one of us suddenly got grabbed by some guy.

The first time it happened to me, we were headed to the bathroom and someone I hadn't met before grabbed me and told me 'Don't leave.' I did leave though.

My friend really did get pulled to a table one time, of course she'd dragged me with her.

For me, it was quite a funny thing to experience. Until now, I'd only seen this kind of things in tv-dramas.

Korean men and their Pants

For the context and explanation, click on 'read more'. (really please do, it makes me so happy to see when an individual post has gotten multiple views.)

UPDATED: 대한민국 여행

I had wanted to post these sketches before but I forgot because.. I was too busy having fun in South Korea!
That's right, these sketches are made in Korea!
I would post context with them but this is only the second time for me to update my blog with my smartphone and also.. my plane is almost leaving! Gotta hurry, enjoy!

EDIT: I have updated this post with descriptions, please check it out. ^^

Phonecall with DD

I'm so funny, right?

Laetitia's fashion

wooh! another post to make you know me better.

this was the dress I wore to my high school graduation.

(but you still don't know what shoes I wore! ..Campers, they were Campers)

doodle

Today I spent my afternoon cleaning up the guest room (well, okay, it's still somewhat full but.. at least I've sorted out about 20% or so) and I have to go now.

I had wanted to make some illustrations I'd promised someone, but didn't get to it in the end, but here is a quick doodle I did a while ago.

I like it! ^^

commissioned portraits

another batch of finished portraits. ^^

Today I handed them to the customers, it was so good to see they genuinely liked them! :D

all of these portraits were commissioned by the parents of these boys.

my childish sculptures

when I was young (I'm still young, *ha ha ha evil laugh*, but this was age.. 8-12 approximately) I made these two tiny sculptures of a man and a woman. they were dancing and lean on each other (if you'd manage to get them apart, they'd probably fall over).

a while ago my dad asked me to make some new ones like those, so I did.

let's start with the original one!

colorful doodles

how to lose stuff

this always happens to me. always.

no shading because I just stumbled cross this one in my sketchbook and I don't feel like shading it. (now you get to see the magic line-art behind those less-magical shaded comics!)