Hi everyone! I know it's been 5 months not posting any updates here. Not even posting some pictures from Christmas last year and the New Year celebration. My apologies. I've just been very busy and I don't have a good camera to post something here. I know it's okay but a blog is a hundred times better having a pictures attached. I wonder also if there are some people who likes to read my blog post here who misses my post. Is there any or? :( Well, so much for that. I just like to share to all of you about my painting last night since we have this subject called Contemporary Arts which is all about arts, music and etc. It's like MAPEH in Elementary school. If you're wondering, I'm in 11th grade. Hopefully I'll be in 12th grade this coming June! Yaaaay. So, yeah. Like what you have read on the title for this post, I will be venting below my open letter to the universe. How much I adore and will also be talking about the painting, too. :) 

          Dear space, 

                  Let me tell you about the admiration I have in you. Everything about you is just so perfect. I don't have much idea of how you're doing there but I'm sure you're doing well floating together with the stars and all. I'm not really a fan of science but there's something about you that makes me melt every time my teacher talks about you. You're not the guy who makes me fall in love every time I see or hear his name. Not even my closest friend who made me so happy that I almost forget what sadness is. I'm curious about the things around you. I wonder how huge you are. The sun, the planets, the stars, the comets and much more. I wanna know how exactly you look like. The sound from outer space. During night, I stare at the sky wishing that I see you. But you're so far away that I couldn't even touch you. We're on a long distance relationship. Despite of that, I'm thankful for putting the stars above the sky for me so that I have something to look at. Mister moon, who sleeps with me. Telling me stories about you. And sun, who always encourage me that every day is a new day. A new beginning of my life. I'm out of words. Very speechless because you're beautiful. 

So that's it. My letter for the universe. Anyways, these are the products I use to paint that space and the huge planet. I actually use a black acrylic paint for the night sky. The brushes I used don't have brands it's so cheap I swear. You just need effort how you make your painting admirable and pleasing. But mine isn't. Hahaha I knew it. 

Here it is. Sorry if it's a little blur. My hands are shaky. It's a very epic fail painting. I'm having a hard time of the rings. It's suppose to be 3 rings but I don't know where to put the other one so I ended up a planet with a 2 rings. But I hope you guys still like it. For that, let me tell you what inspires me to paint this.

 Reese Lansangan, she's a Filipino visual artist, graphic designer, fashion designer, musician and a song writer. She have an album called "Arigato, Internet." If you guys haven't heard of her then you better search her on Google and her YouTube channel. Soooo, she has this one song named "A song about space" it's on her Arigato Internet album. And I love it so much that I ended up having this imaginations about me being on space. Because of her song, it makes me even more curious what space really looks like. As I was just sitting on my bed, thinking of what to do. I decided to paint and one thing that's on my mind is to paint space. So I search on google to get some ideas and so I finish with this. I really wanna do a cover of her song (hopefully soon on my soundcloud account) or maybe I'll open a YouTube channel for Vlogs and some covers or DIY(?) Maybe. So stay tune, everyone. 

This is my room by the way and I place my painting here. So that I can stare at it all day lol. I don't have what so say anymore. I just hope that you enjoy my painting and this very new blog post. :)

I'll be back here soon with a cover of the song "A song about space" so better listen to it on spotify. Thank you so much, readers! God speed. ❤❤❤

XOXO,

Leila Jezelle