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LieveK wrote:

Maybe oil paint is more difficult, but also because it doesn't fit my style of painting maybe... I'll try to read your writings when my swedish is just a little bit better ;) I've promised myself to start writing when my exams are over...

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LieveK wrote:

I'm a bit scared of oil paint, so i'll probably never try that one out :) but i always have wanted to do graphic art: etchings, woodcuts, linocuts and screen-printing (like Warhol). probably when i finish my studies i'm gonna go to an academy where i can do these things... I've also tried some poetry, but i dont know, i guess it's not really my thing :) (maybe i should try something in english...) sometimes i also want to write down my thoughts cause sometimes the mess inside my head just gets too big, but i never know how to write it down so i don't write anything :)

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LieveK wrote:

Wow :) I didn't expect so many colours, but it's really nice.

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LieveK wrote:

How many did you make? and what kind of paintings..?

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LieveK wrote:

I only painted this summer. My dad has made some paintings but for a couple of years he didn't make anything so i thought i'd use his stuff. My plan was to do a series of 4 on Dylan, but i made another one first to see how i'd do with paint and then made the series afterwards. It worked out pretty well i think.

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LieveK wrote:

Yes, everybody here has to study French because our country is divided in a French-speaking and a Dutch-speaking part (also a very small part speaks German). Belgian history can be quite confusing because until 1830 we were always part of other countries... Sounds fun to be able to choose between languages. Here in Belgium we have to study French, English and a little German, but you can choose to study other languages in university.

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LieveK wrote:

I'm studying art history at the moment (i'm in my second year at university), but I really wanna do something more with litterature, film & music. And yes, i probably quote languages by how easy they are to learn... i don't know why i do that. maybe it's because we have to study french for 8 years here in belgium (it was such a drag...) I like languages though and now that i look back at it i'm glad i know some french, but still... Spanish always sounds like jibberish to me, Italian sounds somewhat nicer I think... I also want to travel when i finish my studies, maybe that's why one year in sweden also sounds fun & living in another country has been a dream of me for some time too..

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LieveK wrote:

wow those two are pretty different... apparently i'm a type 4 but also very close to 5. i think the descriptions on this site are somewhat more interesting: http://www.enneagraminstitute.com/descript.asp. & about sweden... i don't know actually. for me it was just because the choice between countries was limited. if Great Britain would have been a possibility i would love to have gone there, but i think Sweden is also pretty interesting and it has a great language i think (at least far better than French or italian or spanish...)

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