Gallery.
Journal Entry: Wed Mar 19, 2008, 5:20 PM
First off, I suppose an apology is in order.
Up till now, most everything that is in my gallery is at least 2 years old. Forgive me for posting the old.
I have finally got around to submitting new things. (yes, from this year!)
I'm a little excited to see who will comment, and hope that a great many of you choose to offer HELPFUL comments and criticism.
Thanks to you who choose to offer your opinions, and favourites.
-Emi.
- Listening to: Miyavi
- Reading: I Am America(And So Can You)-Stephen Colbert
- Watching: Death Note
- Eating: Strawberry Pocky
- Drinking: Black Coffee
Devious Comments
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I'm guessing youre refering to your last comment? Um. I'm afraid I didn't see it till just now.
I was gone for the most part of this week and haven't had time to look through all my comments yet! (which is the reason why I haven't responded to some other messages I see you've replied to)
But anyway! no need to fret, I am sure it wasn't meant as a reproach, and I didn't take it negatively.
Hopefully, after my art finals are done, I shall have more time to look!
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Süßer Friede,
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Nope,it's the characters.
I only regret I don't have more time to look at your lovely gallery.=/
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Süßer Friede,
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Johann Wolfgang von Goethe
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Süßer Friede,
Komm, ach komm in meine Brust!
Johann Wolfgang von Goethe
I can only speaken ze english, but I'm working on Korean. Rather frusterating; only being able to communicate in one language. Ah, and I do know enough sign language to get by.
My goodness! It sounds *quite* complex. But very interesting...it would be a great accomplishment to learn! I'm sure that the grammar is what the person meant.
Knowing the Language, and the culture must be great for artistic inspiration.
So do you illustrate professionally? I saw that you had done a book for an online company, have you done anything else?
It isn't easier than English at all (except to native Thai speakers, perhaps)! The Grammar is different and less complex than English, which may be what the person who told you meant. But take this just for starters: it has 44 letters of the alphabet, plus a myriad of vowel sounds denoted by symbols seperate from the alphabet itself (a much broader range of sounds than can be satisfactorily phoneticised in English); there are differences in vowel lengths, and it's a very tonal language, again, indicated by symbols. The symbols also have different effects on the types of alphabet sounds. Mispronouncing the length and the tone can mean the difference between a perfectly innocuous word and a rude one, for example.
This is just for starters, as I say. It gets far more complex!
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Süßer Friede,
Komm, ach komm in meine Brust!
Johann Wolfgang von Goethe
I suppose that would make you somewhat of an epert!
Can you speak the language? I have been told it's very pretty and it's actually easier to learn than English...
Do you like living in London? I've been considering it, myself.
Perhaps I ought to put this into an FAQ section or something...
Hmmm...very interesting! I bet Thai mythology is pretty interesting, are you familiar/fluent in it, or did you just read the name in passing?
Kinnaree? I don't mind the plug at all. I welcome them!
Thanks.
Hehe, I've answered this one a few times. Himmapaan is the name of a forest in Thai mythology (you might like to see Kinnaree in the gallery. Do excuse the plug!).
By the way, (on a random note) what does your name mean?
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