The Triangle - How Could You

The Triangle is a music project by Rico, Fikri, and Cil that was formed up early in this year. They just released their first single, How Could You, and this time, they asked me to create a set of artworks from their songs.

It's a nice song about remembering someone you had lost (familiar feeling, anyone? *evil laugh*). A sad one indeed, but prettily done with trumpet in it ;-)

So go click their website and download their song for free! And don't hesitate to tell them how you felt about the song, they'd love to hear your comment via their twitter :-)

http://www.thetriangleband.com
twitter.com/triangle_band

I.D. - Defecation Delayed

Individual Distortion is a music project by a friend of mine, Adythia Utama. His songs might make him look like a kind of guy who get easily pissed by almost everything, but I can guarantee he's a nice friend who is willingly to listen to his friends' problems (cie). Pssst...he is also the man behind Jajalable Culinary.

So here goes, as requested by him, my work in inverted colors.

Oh. And you might try to google the word 'defecation'. Now that I think about it, the title is so me.

http://www.facebook.com/individualdistortion

http://www.grindcorekaraoke.com/album/defecation-delayed

Phew for the late update! It's been a long time. (two months, is it?) And no, it's not like I don't have the desire to post something new - I do, really. It's just that these past months I've been dealing with the weirdest hours: sleeping with a Things-To-Be-Done list, but waking up with an 'ERRR, what day is it today?' mood.

These past two months might be the goodbye phase of my old daily activity. I got out from my old job. Spending one month as an unemployed college student (oh yes, I still haven't finish my almost-6-years-study). Trying to be a normal college student, spending time in library, reading psychology books with the hope I might look cool holding them. Finishing my driving course with a saddening final report: 'Yes, we still believe you'd crash in no time if you still drive like that.'. And yet, before I realized it, I just got myself a new job.

So here I am, trapped in a tight daily activity - with a more detailed To-Do-List (rather than a list, it look more like a timeline now). I don't even remember when was the last time I did my usual daily drawing for fun. No, it's not something to complain or whine about. It's something that I chose. And it's more like something I should be grateful with, having my time spending for more useful things. It's just that; this new activities put me into a feeling where I see myself alienated from people around me. I miss spending times with my friends. I even got myself missing my friends more often now. And when it got worse, I feel like missing everybody. I even start writing diary again, I've been having this weird feeling of needing someone to talk to as fast as I could.

But it's been good though. Having a new environment, new daily activities, meeting new people, starting things back from zero again, yes, it is something to be grateful with. But, well, just like most girls, maybe I just need to blabber over things. Maybe I just need a place to throw things out of my head. Maybe I'm the kind of person who need to write, so I could see how things have been going to me. Or maybe I'm just being a little too melancholic for most things (whoops!).

So thank you. Thank you for still reading this not-so-exciting blog (oh dear, now I sound emo-ish). It's been a lovely Sunday morning, and I do hope I haven't bored you already (stick with me, please?).

So for the-not-so-gloomy-last words, here's me wishing you all a blaaastering weekend.

Cheers \m/