Showing posts with label japanese. Show all posts
Showing posts with label japanese. Show all posts

Tuesday, 11 January 2011

Boring day.

I have done pretty much nothing today except for waiting for the workman to come and check where the leak in our ceiling fan is coming from. He was meant to be here at 9am this morning but didn't come until about 2 oclock this afternoon. It wasn't his fault but it's really annoying when you can't do anything but wait.

I've also been trying my hand at drawing Chibis. My mum has a Wacom Bamboo tablet that she very rarely uses and I wanted to try my hand at it. I'm just completely stuck at drawing the hair. Is anyone a graphical whizz out there and can give me some pointers?

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This is my very messy sketch of her so far. Help me, please?


Sunday, 9 January 2011

Top 10 Outfits of Egg January 2011.

Yesterday's post was Ranzuki and today is going to be Egg. After Ageha, Egg is by far my favourite Gyaru magazine. I had a really hard time narrowing this post down to just 10 outfits but I think I managed to do it ok. Egg was the first Gyaru magazine I ever read and inspired my love for the style so I guess that's probably why I love it so much.
Anyway, here are my top 10 looks from the January issue.

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Saturday, 8 January 2011

Top 10 co-ordinates from Jan 2011 Ranzuki.

I've decided to do a monthly thing for my 4 favourite magazines (Ageha, Ranzuki, Egg and Popteen) that I'll pick out my favourite co-ordinates and post them on here.
The way I started learning to co-ordinate and still do, to some extent, is to look through the magazines and pick out co-ordinates I like I try and put together something similar with the items already in my closet or, in fact, buying new ones. Whenever I go shopping, still to this day, I do it with particular co-ordinates in my head and try to re-create those in my own style and my own way using the items I can find on the highstreet or on the internet. I personally think this is a great way to get into the style. I know a lot of gals criticise "copying" but that is fashion, at the end of the day, you "copy" what you see in the magazines or what inspires you and add your own flare to it. As long as you dont go out and buy those EXACT items and style them EXACTLY the same way then I think you're ok ( ^∇^).

So anyway, these are my top 10 from the January Issue of Ranzuki.




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