John: Be careful Melinda.
Mel : ??
John: Your fingers. The rate you're going, your skin is gonna get thinner. It'll be really sore.
Mel : Ok!
".......Apparently, his words fall on deaf ears"
And, guess what..... YES, it hurt badly :(
SERVE ME RIGHT!
Suria- *maybe i didnt get his name right*, but anyway, he's our T.A for litho modules. Pretty funny and out going guy. Helpful indeed. Went for a coffee break with dash and i jokingly said to her
Mel : We've got a new T.A. He's an eye candy.
Dash: Be careful
Mel : Well, eye candy wont kill
Dash: Nahz, im saying we have got lots of gays in our school of art esp. Some who looks like one- may not be one. Those who doesnt look like one are often one.
Mel : Hahahahhaha.....! I get where you're coming from. But..... he's got a ear piercing on his left ear. Apparently, he's straight! Even if he isn't, it doesn't bother me anyway.
Been coping myself in school, busy with projects. I need a LONG break after assessment. Alvin is leaving for Melbourne this come friday. He wouldnt be around for the weekends. Aww........... I need to head to bed soon!
Night, All!
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What am I? Who am I? Where am I?
- JIMEI MELINDA
- ART is a powerful LANGUAGE. It communicates to everyone and anyone. It has the ability to depict personal emotions as well as concerns unknown to anyone in the most truthful manner but yet on the other hand, not being literal which therefore allow the audiences to perceive it in accordance to their knowledge. The face has always been an interesting form to me as everyone has got his/her own face. Often, the face shows the history and background of oneself. To put up a front, to disguise, to apply make up are examples of self concealed. One will recognised the smiling face of a man constantly throughout my artworks. Some wonders if the smile is a reflection of complete joy, in a state of total denial or maybe to disguise anxiety. Perhaps it is a reflection of total pleasure or yet it might just be the laugh of an idiot. By restricting my style, I self imposed limits, allowing communication to audiences on a wide subject.
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