Hello, sunshine

Now that exams are over, my summer officially begins.

Nothing compares to having a boyfriend who makes you steak with veggies for brunch.
And then let you sleep in his room while he does all the cleaning & dish-washing.

For the night, we went to a studio for art jamming.

The studio is not as spacious as we thought. 

But still, it's really nice to have a cozy place with bossa nova music that you can just relax and lay back.

I didn't have an idea about what to paint. 

Then, inspiration came from the British poster Keep Calm & Carry On.

This British poster was made by the British government in 1939, when the WWII began, to raise morale.

But now, anyone who is interested in home decor or typography knows that this poster is widely commercialized for decorative purposes.

 

I'm no expert in typography or art. 

But for me, the beauty of typography lies in the simplicity of words & the meaning they carry.

Another reason why I love this poster is that, visually, it is simple & structured.

Keep Calm products no longer stick to the line Keep Calm & Carry On anymore.  

I have got a pack of badges, among some write:
1) Keep Calm and Rock on
2) Keep Calm and Drink a Beer
3) Keep Calm and Make a Tea 

Okay. Now this is my work. 

The last picture is still not the final product, words of my final work has white borders, but still.

The deer looks like a sheep in disguise somehow.

This is for all of you out there, Keep Calm & Love Life.

Love,
N