Well, it isn’t New Year’s Eve until tomorrow for me, but since this is more of a tribute for 2011 than for the new year, I thought I might as well post it now. A year ago, I drew a picture in hopes that 2011 will be infinitely better than the dismal 2010. Strangely enough, this year was pretty dang awesome (for me personally). It was a huge year of change: I finished two internships at Greenhouse Studios and Periscope Studio, I saw my sister graduate from NYU, I was honored with the Jay Kennedy Memorial cartooning scholarship, I got into the film major, and moved in with my two awesome roommates to our new apartment. I met so many new people, created more things than I ever remembered, and gained so many great memories. It was wonderful. I feel like in the line of history, 2011 is pretty memorable. From notable deaths, to natural disasters, to world wide revolutions. I think it’s safe to say that social media and the internet made a huge impact in changing tides of social thought. For that, I’m grateful to be alive.  Granted, the US economy is still in the can, and my family has struggles, but for some reason I’m optimistic that things are changing for the better.

Well, it isn’t New Year’s Eve until tomorrow for me, but since this is more of a tribute for 2011 than for the new year, I thought I might as well post it now.

A year ago, I drew a picture in hopes that 2011 will be infinitely better than the dismal 2010. Strangely enough, this year was pretty dang awesome (for me personally). It was a huge year of change: I finished two internships at Greenhouse Studios and Periscope Studio, I saw my sister graduate from NYU, I was honored with the Jay Kennedy Memorial cartooning scholarship, I got into the film major, and moved in with my two awesome roommates to our new apartment. I met so many new people, created more things than I ever remembered, and gained so many great memories. It was wonderful.

I feel like in the line of history, 2011 is pretty memorable. From notable deaths, to natural disasters, to world wide revolutions. I think it’s safe to say that social media and the internet made a huge impact in changing tides of social thought. For that, I’m grateful to be alive. 

Granted, the US economy is still in the can, and my family has struggles, but for some reason I’m optimistic that things are changing for the better.

Dec

30

2011

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