"In the end, all that matters is how fully you lived, how fully you loved and how fully you learned to let go"
"Al final, lo que realmente importa es qué tanto viviste, qué tanto amaste y qué tanto aprendiste a dejar ir"
Acrylic on wood, 15x15'' - Illustration created at Mr. Glaubitz's illustration workshop at the Centro Cultural Tijuana (CECUT) in December, 2009.
"Al final, lo que realmente importa es qué tanto viviste, qué tanto amaste y qué tanto aprendiste a dejar ir"
Acrylic on wood, 15x15'' - Illustration created at Mr. Glaubitz's illustration workshop at the Centro Cultural Tijuana (CECUT) in December, 2009.
I'm currently catching up with my blogging ability, since the animated shortcut (NOW FINISHED :D) literally took away a year of my life. Thankfully, it's done and I have a BA now :)
So now life took me to an unexpected place. I'm now the one doing the teaching, working at the local University of Baja California, teaching illustration. So now I HAVE to keep up. Funny, how school's always one of my main reasons to work and be pressured to create stuff. Not that I'm complaining, though. :3 My friend 1102 (it's hilarious to refer to him like that!) and I always complained of the teachers that taught and didn't do a thing about the subject themselves: so, as Mr. Glaubitz told me when I told him I'd teach, "Destiny is wise. He's given you the chance to prove you can do otherwise. Or not."
Many things to post ahead: sketches, particularly those of the Sketchbook project (that I haven't finished for obvious reasons, but I'm currently working on), illustrations and of course, LOADS of conceptual art, backgrounds and a very short shortcut. Keep tuned. :)
So now life took me to an unexpected place. I'm now the one doing the teaching, working at the local University of Baja California, teaching illustration. So now I HAVE to keep up. Funny, how school's always one of my main reasons to work and be pressured to create stuff. Not that I'm complaining, though. :3 My friend 1102 (it's hilarious to refer to him like that!) and I always complained of the teachers that taught and didn't do a thing about the subject themselves: so, as Mr. Glaubitz told me when I told him I'd teach, "Destiny is wise. He's given you the chance to prove you can do otherwise. Or not."
Many things to post ahead: sketches, particularly those of the Sketchbook project (that I haven't finished for obvious reasons, but I'm currently working on), illustrations and of course, LOADS of conceptual art, backgrounds and a very short shortcut. Keep tuned. :)
Esta ilustración es el producto del taller impartido por Mr. Glaubitz en el CECUT en diciembre 2009, donde se nos pidió que ilustraramos el mantra budista de arriba.
Apenas estoy poniéndome al día con mis prácticas del blog, ya que como muchos saben, el corto animado que constituía mi tesis me robó (literalmente) un año de mi vida. Afortunadamente YA ESTÁ, y yo ya estoy titulada, así que no me estoy quejando n.n Mi amigo 1102 (XD XD Es graciosísimo hablar de él de ese modo) y yo siempre nos quejábamos de cómo los maestros que enseñaban tal o cual materia no la ejercían, y sin embargo sermoneaban sobre ella: pues bien, Mr. Glaubitz lo dijo el día en que le conté que iba a dar clases: "El destino es sabio, y te está dando la oportunidad de demostrar que tú puedes hacer lo contrario. O no."
Y para no variar, la rueda de la fortuna giró y ahora yo soy la que está enseñando: So now life took me to an unexpected place. Me tocó lanzarme de apagaincendios a la UABC, a enseñar Ilustración - así que ahora TENGO que ponerme al día con la ilustración y ante todo, mantenerme activa. Es bastante gracioso cómo es que la escuela normalmente es una de las razones principales para presionarme y crear cosas.
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