14 Obvious Ways People Can Tell You're An Artsy Person
"That's expensive!" "It's artisanal." "I'll take ten."
Published for HUAWEI Mobile Malaysia, 22 Jul 2016, 03:31 PM
1. You were that cool kid in school with the giant box of colour pencils...
The seat beside you became precious real estate during Pendidikan Seni classes.
4. You make sure your gadgets can keep up with your artistic eye
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5. You can distinguish between ochre and mustard, and lose a part of your soul when some people just call them "yellow":
6. You don't mean to be mean but... you can't take anyone who uses Comic Sans seriously
Seriously, why? WHY?!
8. You believe mass-produced furniture is an abomination
You know your obsession over recycled wood furniture is getting a little out of hand when you call your carpenter more than your friends.
9. Your love for anything 'artisanal' and 'handmade' has caused you one or two unnecessary griefs in life
10. You're afraid to throw anything out because it could be the exact thing you need for your next craft project
Look, you're an artist, not a hoarder. There's a difference.
11. You’re the only one you know who buys nice wrapping paper (and you keep the good ones to yourself)
When you actually need to wrap a gift, you feel sayang to use the pretty ones you have and go out to buy moderately nice ones that you won't mind using. Again, NOT a hoarder. You just appreciate beautiful things.
12. The only time you love team-building exercises at the office is when they give you mahjong paper to sketch out ideas
After all, life's a priceless masterpiece in the making, and you're just happy to be adding your strokes and colours one day at a time!
