*chuckles* I've got the oppisite problem, my hands have all these little wrinkles on them, like an old ladies. ^^;; But they've been like that all my life, even when I was real little.
Being invisiable can be lots of fun. Can also be hazardous when people don't see you and sit on ya... had that happen before too. But yeah, being an 'artist' does give you some freedom to watch and observe that other people don't have. When I was in Japan, i did sketches instead of photographs and would have people come up to me and explain what ever it was I was drawing, which they wouldn't have if I just took photos. Pretty cool.
-hmm... have you ever tried bringing a note book with you when you observed? People will often watch people back who write poetry or songs, I've seen that...
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Date: 2005-01-03 07:44 pm (UTC)I've got the oppisite problem, my hands have all these little wrinkles on them, like an old ladies. ^^;; But they've been like that all my life, even when I was real little.
Being invisiable can be lots of fun. Can also be hazardous when people don't see you and sit on ya... had that happen before too.
But yeah, being an 'artist' does give you some freedom to watch and observe that other people don't have. When I was in Japan, i did sketches instead of photographs and would have people come up to me and explain what ever it was I was drawing, which they wouldn't have if I just took photos. Pretty cool.
-hmm... have you ever tried bringing a note book with you when you observed? People will often watch people back who write poetry or songs, I've seen that...