Last year I used to draw on the birthdaycards I gave to my friends. Because just giving money is so... not personal; so I draw a quick drawing of something they are interested in. So I also drew Jack Sparrow for my fellow JD-fanfriend (Who likes him most because of Jack; but I personally don't call myself a fan of something if I only like one of his roles/song.)

And she really liked it. My friends on that birthdayparty looked at me like: ugh! You always have to be over te top XD

I ALWAYS draw people I like, because then I have the most motivation and enthousiasme. And I believe that those are nessecairy ingredients for making a good drawing. And yeah, I draw for fun too. I only draw when I feel like to.

Haha, yeah... I think eraser is more used here. A rubber tends to become something different very soon, however I do know what it means in your context ^_^

Well, I always tend to look for 'errors' in my drawings. Even the one I'm most proud of I can critisize. But this doesn't mean I'm extremely proud of it! But I also tend to compare with people sometimes. Those people on deviantart par example. At times that makes me feel miserable; I'm not good enough, that kind of thoughts. I know I shouldn't think things like that, but sometimes they do accure. Secretly I do hope that my drawings will become more than products of a hobby. Secretly

But when I did my exams, I had the feeling that I had to watch my latest drawings at least once a day. It told me that I have enough skills and hobbies I love to do, so failing this year in exams wouldn't be that miserable, because I had enough things to do where I do not fail (at least; you just can't fail, because none labels you for it).

Well, I only know the song 15 step of radiohead. Maybe I do know more, without realising though. But I do know how Yorke looks like ^_^

But having caught a piece of him and translating that into a drawing IS something to be really proud of!

Take a Bow reminds me of Bombtrack XD For repeating the Burn part RATM is always very political, and I think MUSE sometimes tries to be too or something. But they indeed just keep on the surface without me really understanding what they mean.

In my point of view I like two kinds of lyrics:

- Lyrics that have a meaning behind them.

- Poëtical words; things that make me wanne write them down on every page of my workbooks. Things that sound nice. (like POD wrote: Even if there would be the army was against me, My heart would not fear. )

Top 40 music most of the time do not place themselves in those categories. They are the thirth category called; I like to repeat one single line. And I just don't like that.

But hey, I've got to go! My friends is about to feed me with vampiredvds. Excited to know which ones she picked!