Almost forgot.

I just realised that I've had more posts during this month than the whole year from January till August.

Let's celebrate it with some more school drawings and dead parrots.

That's all.

Onko kuvittelu totuutta oikeaa, onko totuus onttoa kuvitelmaa

More schoolwork. The crow was holding a golden letter, but somehow lost it along the way.

Hello, the cat broke its leg.

Here be the owl.

I went outside today. Like you know, OUTSIDE. Then I drew some things I saw. A birdskull and a pile of rocks. "Kalmisto" is a nice word, it has "lm" and "mis" and "sto" and it starts with a "k".

I did these too. Pictures from a weird photo book I bouhgt some years ago. Cut&pasting by me. Yay.

As promised.

The two of my favourite plays from Martin McDonagh. In fact I think The Lieutenant is my favourite, The Pillowman comes as a close second and The Skull in Connemara is my third favourite.

And just because I can, some words of wisdom from another great man:

"With the truth so dull and depressing, the only working alternative is wild bursts of madness and filigree."

Hunter S. Thompson

There's no gif for this feeling.

I have no drawings to post. I've spent last weeks going around telling people how there's nothing in the world that impresses me anymore. Going on and on about how everything is boring and nothing feels like anything and there's no point drawing if everything I can come up with is a blank piece of paper.

AND THEN I SAW AN AWESOME MOVIE. Sure, it was no In Bruges, but The Guard made me laugh aloud in the theatre and I've been smiling for several hours now. John Michael McDonagh, you win at life.

Martin and John should have more siblings. Can't wait for Seven Psychopaths. ALSO WHY HAVEN'T I STILL GOT MARTIN'S LATEST PLAY? I ordered that book over a year ago. I need it.

And Brendan Gleeson is damn awesome too.

Guess what - I'm gonna draw something now. It's going to be awesome too.

Haha. Haa.

A sketch of a picture I made for my silkscreening class.

OH GOD, it should read "sweet dreams, my bear."

No, that's a stupid idea. I won't do it.

Y'know, I've found the greatest thing since Tukevasti Ilmassa! QI! A quiz show about quite interesting facts that may or may not be quite accurate (and you probably know the answer to many of the questions), but it is incredibly amusing, anyway. Besides they have guests like Jimmy Carr.

Talking about great stand-up comedians, you all should go and listen to Doug Stanhope's "From across the street". Or any of his gigs. There's even some on Spotify. He's very funny. Like the story about Subway breakfast. Ha ha haa.

Oh, is that the sound of my (only) four readers leaving me? What, you too, mom?! Well, I guess it's too late to stop now. Go on, have some Sean Keane. Gets better the more you watch it. Such a great stage personality!

And since I'm neck deep in shit already, let's finish this post with a classic.

Good night and see you in the morning.