Drawing Blog

Hey Y'all!
So I've decided that since I enjoy drawing so much, I might as well set up a whole blog with all my drawings on there.
http://thedrawingdreamer.tumblr.com
There's the link to my drawing blog; hope you enjoy! :)
*As a sidenote, I won't be posting my drawings on this blog anymore; it's going to be strictly writing! So if you're wondering, "Hey Sherryn, where's all those awesome drawings?" They're going to be on the link above. Thanks for sticking around guys!!

Seahorse S

So. I thought I'd share with you another art creation of mine ^^
I drew up an Seahorse in the shape of an S and it turned out a lot cooler than I expected, so hope you enjoy~~ hehe



Portrait of My Brother

Hey!
I'm back with another artwork of mine! I fished out an old photo of my older brother from when he was 7 and decided to sketch it. (Practicing my people-drawing skills...)
Here it is!

Movie Review #5 ~ Hitch

I watched a movie today, and I've got to say that even though it's pretty old, it was an extremely funny movie. It's called Hitch.
Will Smith plays the protagonist, Hitch, so it's no surprise that the movie was amazing.
This movie is about Alex Hitchens (better known as Hitch), a legendary and intentionally anonymous "date doctor." For a fee, Hitch helps hopeless men woo the woman of their dreams. While coaching Albert, a meek financial consultant who is smitten with a glamorous celebrity Allegra Cole, Hitch finally meets his match in Sara Melas. Sara Melas is a gorgeous, whip-smart gossip columnist who just happens to be following Allegra's every move. Hitch suddenly finds himself falling deliriously in love with Sara, a reporter whose big scoop could very well be the unmasking of Manhattan's most famous date doctor.
DUHN DUHN DUHNN.

Anyways. I found the movie hilarious. I loved every bit of it. Definitely worth watching!! There wasn't much that I didn't like about the film at all! Will Smith was absolutely charming. Absolutely perfect for this movie. :)
Be sure to watch this sometime if you want a good laugh!

Train

I seem to be getting the hang of this drawing thing. :) I doodled a train in class today. Hope you guys like it.

Lips

So.
I was sort of sketching without purpose and ended up with this. Well. I've got to say that I'm happy with the turnout :)

Book Review #28 ~ Little Women

Raar. Hey guys, I'm back with another book review. This one's on Little Women. I just happened to be reading this book for my book project at school and I since it's such a well known classic, I thought I just might share this with you!

Little Women ~ Louisa May Alcott
Jo, Meg, Beth, and Amy March are four sisters living with their Mother in New England. Their father is away serving in the civil war, and the sisters struggle to support themselves and keep the house running. As the girls grow older, each faces her own personal moral challenges and inner struggles. Jo tries to tame her tomboyish ways and learns to be more ladylike while pursuing her dreams of being a writer. Meg, the eldest, tries to put aside her love of wealth and luxury in order to follow her heart. Beth, a shy creature, tries her best to conquer her bashfulness, while Amy has to sacrifice her aristocratic pride. Each of the family members go through twists and turns as they try to overcome their inner "demons" and do their best to support their family in these hard times.

I thought that the book was very touchin. It was a completely different genre and mood of story from which I would normally read, but I thought that the book was alright. I didn't like that the book had no major plot with violent, unexpected flips in the story. (I usually read adventure of fantasy. You know, the swashbuckling pirate or the brave and beautiful woman who just happens to be a CIA agent.) It was merely everyday problems that the characters faced, so I must say that it wasn't a particularly captivating or exciting story. If you described the whole novel in one word, it would be "ladylike." The novel was prim, polite, and proper.
This is one of the very few books which I am not sure to whom to recommend. Stereotypically it is said that ladies would like this book, but being a 'lady' myself and not really falling in love with the book as some others do, I'm quite confused. I suppose that it would depend on your personality. This book does offer a lot of good advice, so people who like that kind of thing would absolutely love this! All in all, I thought that the book was O.K.
Thanks for tuning in again~!