How Would You Describe My Style

How would you describe your style?

"You can have anything you want in life if you dress for it." — Edith Head.I've always liked this quote.As for my style, I personally feel it's “Whatever I'm feeling” for the day. Be it lazy, tired or creative. Although on most days it's just a graphic tee with a pair of jeans.Of course, trying to look effortless is my aim.I don't shop for very expensive pieces if a $10 dress is pretty and functional too.Here are some pictures,Wore this on a date.This was a girl's night out.Contemplating if this $20 dress is a good buy. (Yes I bought it and wore it)Both from the same day. Was out with a friend for lunch.Exploring Thailand:)

As a writer, how would you describe your style?

I’m a pantser…meaning I don’t outline, I just start writing. I have a general idea of where the story is going to go, but I have no idea when I start how it’s going to get there or end. I create the characters and then get out of their way and let them tell the story. Sometimes they surprise even me.Oddly enough, I do my cover first and then just start writing. I write in past tense and in third person and let the characters feed the senses of see, hear, feel, taste and smell. If I don’t feel it then I figure the reader won’t either. That’s my story and I’m sticking to it.

How would you describe your clothing style?

My mom and my dad are dressmakers, so I have been exposed to lots of clothes since I was a little girl, that makes me love tro put on different clothes with different styles.I am just 150cm high with a super big belly, but I think it is okay to be an amatuer model and to look fashionalbe.TRADITIONAL DRESS: I always loves the traditional dresses of different countries but have not had a chance to try yet. So this is me in my country traditional dress - aodai (made by my mom)WEIRD STUFF: I love to wear something “weird” and put on something new everyday. Sometimes, my friends just die laughing at me seeing my dress, especially this one (actually the pants and the shirt are very big).COLORFUL SCARF: God made a wonderful journey to creat a lot of beautiful colors, so why dont we use them to make life more happy. This is one of my colorful scarfPATTERNED LONG SKIRT: My favourite travelling clothes: discreet, can protect skin from the sun and make me feel small in this big world :))SEXY: For me, sexy is not about showing a lot of open skin or showing curves of the body but it is about how you feel when you get in the outfit. So I consider this piece “sexy’WIDE T-SHIRT: A must - have items for almost everyone, so I think I should not be missing this oneBOHEMIAN: I am madly crazy about second - hand stuff, sometimes it makes me look like a bohemian girl. And there is a fun fact that it costs me just 1USD to buy the skirtREBELL: I dont know how to play a guitar or sing a rock song, but let’s pretend that I am a rock startSIMPLE: IN BLACKYOGI STYLE: Becoming a yogi makes yoga pants a V.I.P in my closet. Never get tired of searching for new yoga pant.Yeah!!!Mission completed.Thanks for reading my stuff.

How would you describe your art style in one word?

PosterizedAt least that’s how I paint in oils (note 1). I break it down to shapes and colours. I have done it this way since my teen years. Back then (note 2) I would put a sheet of clear film over the picture I wanted to paint (mostly these were portraits) and I would trace around each area that I perceived to be the same colour. Then I’d trace those areas onto the canvas, and mix up the colours and paint them in. After all the areas were painted, I’d blend. Blend the face areas to soften it, blend the hair, blend the background, etc. The final piece still looks somewhat posterized, but not entirely.Note 1: I also paint in acrylics and underglazes on ceramic. My style here really depends on the piece.Note 2: Now I use a computer to posterize, although it is not nearly as simple as what photoshop would have you believe. I don’t actually use the posterize filter. I like decide what colours I want to use, and to what detail level I go. In fact, even using a computer, it takes me just as long as my old method, to get a result that I am happy with. I like my art the way I want it to look, not the way photoshop would have it look.