Bottles and more bottles

A couple of quickie drawings for my comparative study "bottles", they're not meant to be accurate or precise or whatever because I was trying to look more into the brittleness of the bottle itself and the fluidity of the water inside.

Collected Artifacts

Michael and I decided to meet up for a good catch-up last Tuesday. He took me out to some gourmet restaurant (which I had never been before), as I lack of food knowledge as well as money. So you guess it, he had to explain everything to me hahahaha. At least the food turned out to be really good! I was meant to take a lot of pictures of the food and interior but we got carried out talking too much. Oh, afterwards he introduced me to this classic hot chocolate at Cocoa Black which was still rich in taste but at the same time not being 'thick' like other ones I usually find.

The thought of this post actually came up when I was at the restaurant staring blank into the wall and didn't realize that the wall was covered with planks. This reminds me of what I have been doing for my art project, collecting artifacts. It's quite interesting really because we put our artifacts up on the projector and they portrayed such beautiful outlines and composition on the board. I found these pictures of Katsuya Kamo's house on The Shelby website, I find them very intriguing because he collects artifacts too! The way in which he displays his neon bugs especially, he contrasted them with a couple of foreign objects such as bottle cans and a butterfly wing and I think this has given the display a whole new perspective.