Money Money Money

The bit of a hiatus that happened during the past few weeks is mostly due to the loss of my drawing pens and pencils during a crazy trip in Japan. Luckily, it seems Seoul is filled with insane Art-Shops with whatever any artist would need on their shelves. So after the technical shopping, posts should be back online on a more or less frequent basis. Starting with this one (that was started about a good month ago...)

 

Sports in Thailand

To be perfectly honest, I knew about the Ping-Pong Show before. But not in details. Guess I had to go to Korea to know more about Thailand...

Lost in Translation

Edit (06/03/2013): After much complaints from the person who taught me how to say "Op sa yo" and told me the meaning of it, the decision has been taken to mention her great tutoring in this whole mess. 

DISCLAIMER: ** This would not have been possible without the help of Feben N. I owe her my survival in South Korea **

Statistics

This will definitely need to be updated regularly, but at this stage, the situation is as such:

Strange bits & pieces of cultural differences

When in Korea, do 탱고!

While in Seoul, some people do Taekwondo, go to the Noreban or do anything that is kind of Korean-Culture related. Well some others take Tango classes for the first time. Don't look for logic in that, there is none. In any case, these were the thoughts before and after taking the class:

A Trip to Nami Island

A few considerations before we start

Well, this is a weird blog, it's a collection of pages from a drawing book I update every now and then. It didn't start with my trip in Korea so you will be lost while reading it. Unfortunately for you poor reader, these other pages from the past won't be shared since they are irremadiably outdated. I kindly suggest that you deal with it. Or not. But if you took the time to read this, I'll assume you are masochistic enough to go through a few posts of this blog. Good luck with that, your eyes will suffer, your brain will likely lose focus and if you're epileptic, well, even more luck. So that's that for the pompous introduction of this blog. 

And to "reward" you , here the first officially shared pages linked to my Student Exchange experience in Seoul:

Someone told me long ago... to write a blog

Coming Soon in great 2D and amazing colors, BEHOLD: