Showing posts with label lady. Show all posts
Showing posts with label lady. Show all posts

Sunday, 3 May 2015

Helping People

Hiya!

A few days ago, I helped a woman out. She got on the bus I was on and was asking the bus driver if he knew a certain road that I shall not name.

You'll be able to stalk me otherwise ;)

Anyways, the bus driver said he didn't recognise the road, and the woman clearly in distress started panicking. She said she'd missed her plane (from her accent, I guess she was American) and had only just arrived in England for the first time. She was told by her friend to go to this road, and to take this bus there, but not where to get off.

And if there's one thing you should know about me, I can't stand seeing other people upset. And she seemed like such a lovely lady, I just had to help. 

So whilst everyone else on the bus was giving her the evils for holding it up, I went up to her and told her that I knew where her road was and that it was near to where I get off.

Her relief on her face when I told her this made me feel so good! I honestly felt like I was the kindest person in the world. She was so happy, and knowing that I was the person who made her happy is the best thing.

This is where I could start preaching about helping others and 'giving is better than receiving', but I'm not one for preaching and telling others what to do. But helping others is good - helping that woman made my day. So I dunno, maybe if your friend needs help, give them a hand.

Yep, I'm officially terrible at preaching.


I love y'all, but especially you <3

Toodles!

Sunday, 12 April 2015

Random Photoshops...

Hiya!

As you know, I do photography. And a huge part of photography is editing photos and making weird stuff happen.

In the past two years, I've made some weird stuff, just for fun. Like Spangeboob.

Here's some other stuff I've done just for fun (some from before I took photography, I was just playing around with brush strokes, so don't expect much)


Stuck-Up Lady's Office

Yes, yes. It's boring. This masterpiece was made ages ago, and it wasn't so much the artistic squiggles that caught my eye. It was the title:

'Stuck-Up Lady's Office'

My first thought was, why on earth did I think to call it that?! But then I really looked at it, and then I imagined this on the wall of a snooty woman's office. I think it's the colours and the abstractness of it that does it.

I can imagine the office to be pristine and very modern, with the walls the same grey/beige colour. Everything is sharp and shiny, but very dull. The colour scheme throughout the whole room is composed of only the colours in this piece, and maybe white, nothing colourful. And this is the only thing on the wall, it's the stuck-up lady's favourite piece of art. Every time someone asks about it, she goes on a rant about how it affects her work, and finishes off by telling the person that they would never understand it, only people like herself could understand it.

I dunno, that's what I picture when I see this...


Barbed

Truthfully, I actually really like this. This is the first thing I ever made in Photoshop. I had great fun, just drawing streaks with each of the brushes, without having to worry about how it looked.


A headache

I had a headache whilst making this, could you tell? I was trying out a new technique, and it went horribly wrong. This is the horrible outcome, a trippy image of a demon child with 'I have a headache' written all over it. Looking at it will give you a headache.

You're welcome.


Bubbles

I'm quite proud of this. Combine a sunset, a bubble, and loads of little colourful bubbles, and you get this. The saying 'a picture is worth a thousand words' is so true here.

The sunset photo was taken on a plane, I was flying to China, so this was probably when I was over Russia. Just the fact that I took this photo when I was in the sky, with the sun, just makes me so happy.

The bubbles were blown by my cousins, for my niece and nephew (gosh I sound so old). I just happened to be sitting there and decided to take photos of them. Again, this was also in China, and looking at this reminds me of my holiday and family.

The buildings (both the reflection in the bubble and the background) are of the block of flats where my grandma lives. So that reminds me of all the dinners I had there during my stay and the old TV that was on almost 24/7.

So yeah, I really like this image :)


I love y'all, and goodbye!