September 10 2008: Image Representations Of People In My Life
Filed under Family & Men & Online
By virtue of the fact that I completed my essay early yesterday, and had a couple of hours to kill, I decided to mangle more faces, in particular those of people who I mention with regularity on this blog.
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My brother. He has monkey ears, typically Asian slit eyes and a pug nose. |
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My father. He’s a jowly fellow, with a perpetual five o’clock shadow and squinty eyes. |
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My mother. Short hair, glasses, and just the hint of crows feet at the corners of her eyes. |
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The fella. Gorgeous blue eyes, clothed entirely in black, and pixie-esque pricked ears. |
I obviously have too much time on my hands. Time to stop procrastinating and perhaps actually get a head start on assignments not due for another two weeks. Or, to continue applying for jobs like I’m currently reluctantly doing. One or the other.
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Oooh, the fella looks handsome! ;)
Mari on September 10 2008 #
I agree with Mari. The fellow do look handsome. XD You definitely got good taste, hahaha. XD
Tara on September 10 2008 #
You know, from what I remember of them, they’re all very good representations ^_^
Alexandra on September 10 2008 #
I still don’t get the difference between slit and squinty eyes. Could you please explain that to me as if I was a six years old?
Does the fella wear a cap all the time?
Reply: Slit eyes - when they smile/laugh, their eyes disappear and it’s nothing but a line in their face. Squinty eyes - you can still see some eye when they laugh. :P
Regine on September 10 2008 #
Oh man, your guy is hot.
Good thing he in Australia. He’s safe, girl.
Rafia on September 10 2008 #
Your fella looks a bit dark and moody.
HI IF HE’S READING THIS.
Reply: I’ll be sure to point this comment out to him. :P
Rachael on September 10 2008 #
I see… so judging by the same background, you and the fella met in a graveyard? Fun stuff! ^.^
Vera on September 10 2008 #
Ooh hello. Does your fella have a twin or slightly younger brother? ;)
Reply: A thirty-something married brother, and a forty-something separated brother. :P
Xuan on September 10 2008 #
My Mother looks just like yours! Well, her anime form does, at least. I agree with everyone who says the boy looks good, he has a well composed face, and blue eyes are always pretty.
Carmen on September 10 2008 #
Awesome! =P
Katy on September 11 2008 #
I admire how you can do these anime things - the last time I used a generator, I ended up being totally different from myself.
Nathan on September 11 2008 #
Even in cartoon form, your dude person looks really cute ;)
Felisa on September 11 2008 #
You looked like you in the last post. Your brother looks kid-cute and your mom looks really sweet. I can picture her finding your vibrator *nods* Your dad looks….interesting. As for the fella, the sideburns have got to go.
I mangled myself due to you. I look like me (including to my fella) but I can’t get him to look like him. *sigh*
Skye on September 11 2008 #
*according to my fella
Skye on September 11 2008 #
Hey.. I just stumbled upon your blog through some random links. I just wanted to say that I like your blog and everything but it really gives off this “Web 1.0″ feel. I just feel like I’m on a website from 1998. It’s just all very weird. Because Web 1.0 didn’t have blogs. Paradox.
Reply: Haha, I didn’t realise there was a “everyone must have a Web 2.0 design-esque site” requirement? I aim for easy-to-use over flashy graphics. :)
Hamdo on September 11 2008 #