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http://www.dmv.ca.gov/pubs/dl600.pdf
Guess where I'm going later on today?
-__- My mom ordered me to study this thing. . . I mnow I haven't read all of it all the way through, but what I have read, I have committed to memory.
Under six years old, or weighing under 60 pounds- Can't ride in the front seat. . .
Especially if you're under a year old. (Well, of course. . .)
Sandstorms, debris filled, or foggy, the same rule applies- use your lowbeams.
When parking on a curve, make sure our tires are within eighteen inches of the curb.
Parking on a hill- put your car in park. -_-
*yawns* I was doing my Art Studio artwork.
Yeah, I finally got around to that. n_n;
But that's because I only recently received strong enough inspiration for it. o_O;
Element (trailer, anyway) has a song on it called What Do I Have To Do (I supposedly mentioned this yesterday, but wrote it in about two or three hours ago. . . maybe a little bit more. But technically, it is yesterday, so I'll not be as time picky as usual.)
There's one scene in particular that gets me (among others, really, because the whole flash affected me.):
A blond with longish hair and strange murky red splotchy markings on his arms, rattling against bars, sitting on a bench and clawing at his hair, and finally just clinging to the bars with his head down, an expression of beautiful, heartbreaking sadness and desperation on his face.
I drew that boy in my own style, so I guess it would be like ripping someone's property. . . but it was really more inspiration than anything, so I'm planning on inking the drawing in such a way as to make it my own.
With heavy inspiration from the flash artist for Element, of course, which I will dutifully note when I'm writing out the paperwork for my artwork. n_n
God, what a gorgeous piece of flash. . .
I posted the link to it in my journal yesterday, (well, TECHNICALLY yesterday. XD) so just click that one page back to find it.
I've noted with link is which (because there are about three. n_n; sweatdrop ) so no problem there.
 Sakura Moonflower · Thu Mar 31, 2005 @ 08:41am · 0 Comments |
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