a most curious adventure: moving to wordpress

After years of spottily maintaining this blog, I am finally moving to a self-hosted blog on my own website. Please come visit me at my new blog home: SelinaShehan.com

Do you speak 'Selina'?

Prezactly - precisely and exactly
Crap - stuff
Balls - lame
Random beeping sounds - used to indicate contentment
Rowwus - A large, whiskered marine mammal
Whoa - suprise
Hugemongous or ginormous - bigger than when you stretch out both hands as far as they go
Gross(ly) - large or over-the-top
Totally - really really
For-Realsies - you don't believe me, but it's true
Like - filler word, insert between any word combination, increase frequency when excited
Dude - you, anyone, everyone
Rad - i hear you. For example, you say: "Dude, my new haircut is totally balls." Then I say, "Rad. That totally sucks."
Awesome - amazing in a good way
Intense - shocking or extreme, uncomfortable, sometimes used sarcastically

a little more about me

I have been passionate about art and design for as long as I can remember. Posters, displays, advertisements, and packaging have always caught my eye.

Originally, my dream was to be a comic book artist. I spent my entire junior high school career painstakingly sketching and inking panels for my comic book, Totally Obvious Man (displaying a complete disregard for silly things like Algebra and English). When the comic developed a following, I taught myself html and posted it online.

My interest in the field of Graphic Design was sparked when I took a desktop publishing class my freshman year of high school. Using the computer to manipulate images and text, I was fascinated by the melding of the traditional art world with the virtual world.

Through my art, I enjoy playing with the perception of the viewer by using heavy textures on 2D surfaces. Creating pieces that pull the eye in and appear almost touchable.

a most curious adventure

Monday, November 18, 2013

moving to wordpress

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