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About cutiehunnie

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Artist // Hobbyist // Traditional Art

Canada
Deviant for 15 years
She / Her

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My Bio

I am a student, and I have a lot of untapped potential. In the mean time, I enjoy making things and I know how to draw. I enjoy costumes.

Favourite Movies

The King And The Clown, Osamu Tezuka's Metropolis, My Sassy Girl, Interview With The Vampire, Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind, Amelie

Favourite TV Shows

Sailor Moon

Favourite Bands / Musical Artists

Michael Jackson, P!nk, The Twelves

Favourite Books

Alice's Adventures in Wonderland, Lolita

Favourite Games

Hide and Seek

Favourite Gaming Platform

Sony, Nintendo

Other Interests

Anime/Manga, Bishounen (pretty guys), pastries, sweets, cute things, Alice in Wonderland, Krispy Kreme Doughnuts

Art is the window into the soul While music is the voice And literature is the mind I do not like the social concept of art and the social standards for what is an artist. It's stupid and so are the people who buy into it. Apparently, there is good art and bad art, one art form better or worse than the other. But what makes that so? Is it the difficulty of recreating the art piece? Is it how 'sophisticated' or how much bullshit you can say about it being emotional and deep? People don't even have a set standards for these things yet they already decided what is better or worse. Even, if there were solid reasons why one art is better than