77katsumoto

Hello, deviants! As you may have seen, I have uploaded my Japanese Homework a few days ago. I never thought I could draw something like that, even if I were using a tutorial, so I am very proud of myself. However, that was NOTHING compared to what my colleagues drew! Anyway, that was me at my best, so I hope you enjoyed it. Now, there is another thing I am working on, and, this time, it's not a homework or anything like that. Well, I am currently a Scriabin Addict. For those who don't know, Alexander Nikolayevich Scriabin is a russian composer of the late 19th century, famous for developing an unique musical language that is considered beau

Hello, deviants! It has been a while since the last entry. Well, I have so many great pieces to play on the piano that my interest for visual art was greatly reduced. Despite that, my Sensei gave me a most peculiar homework on the Japanese Course: I must draw something related to japanese cuisine. I am planning to scan the drawing to share it on my gallery. It's not digital art (what I am aiming for), but it is still art! I had many projects on my mind, but my lack of skill has forced me to postpone them. I shall spread these ideas when I am sure I will be able to develop them (no TED Talks refference intended). For now, the only thing I ca

Welcome to my gallery, deviants! The life of a law student is a busy one, since there is an endless pile of documents to read! In order to get a perfect run through the academic phase of a jurist's career, it would be necessary to enter a parallel universe where the equivalent to 1 hour of studying would fit in 1 second. And I am making these statements with a "Rank A" student in mind. Since I consider myself a "Rank E" student, a perfect run (which is no longer possible) would require every single second of my life utterly devoted to studying. However, I need art and entertainment...so I am constantly mediating a conflict between my desires