Lapi

My name is Lapi. I'm delighted to be feeling the urge to paint again.

There are so many unique individuals at this camp. I'm finding plenty of inspiration for new art pieces!

As usual, I rushed out without my painting tools and my work.

My work is still in my head though, so I can always paint it again if I must.

Painting is like breathing to me.

I mean, in the sense that I feel like I'm not really living if I'm not creating art.

Since I was young, I have always wondered why more folks don't paint.

There are times when words are woefully inadequate for expressing certain ideas.
Painting is such an elegant alternative.

When I was inspired to draw while on the spaceship, I realized I had forgotten my painting tools again.

I painted the tour guide's face using sauce on the in-flight meal plate.

She was speechless. Dumbfounded by my skill, I imagine.

I think it's natural that you would want to make art when you see a blank wall...

But I got scolded by the captain for sketching on the outer wall of the
S.S. Shepherd with some pagodite stone.

I feel like I could create an art piece like no one has ever imagined before now that
I've seen this place.

This journey was a lot more exciting than I expected it to be. Next time, I'll at least remember my painting supplies.

I plan to paint the scenery of this planet as seen by a leafling... I hope I can recall all the details.

If I succeed in capturing some of these vivid memories, fragmented though they are, it'll be a one-of-a-kind art collection.

There's a piece I'd like to create when I get back home. A record of your adventures, if you will.

It will be a simple but dynamic line drawing on a sepia background.

My greatest masterpiece yet!

As usual, I rushed out without my painting tools and my work.

My work is still in my head though, so I can always paint it again if I must.

Painting is like breathing to me.

I mean, in the sense that I feel like I'm not really living if I'm not creating art.

Since I was young, I have always wondered why more folks don't paint.

There are times when words are woefully inadequate for expressing certain ideas.
Painting is such an elegant alternative.

When I was inspired to draw while on the spaceship, I realized I had forgotten my painting tools again.

I painted the tour guide's face using sauce on the in-flight meal plate.

She was speechless. Dumbfounded by my skill, I imagine.

I think it's natural that you would want to make art when you see a blank wall...

But I got scolded by the captain for sketching on the outer wall of the
S.S. Shepherd with some pagodite stone.

Animated movement, dynamic facial features, and those expressive tails!
Dogs are fantastic subjects for art.

My subjects come alive for me when I draw the eyes. That's why I haven't drawn the eyes on the image of you in my head yet.

If you would model different poses for me, I've got a feeling I could paint some outstandingly realistic self-portraits!

So, I was the one providing the in-flight meals.

When I walked past, I saw Lapi's plate and... well...my face.

The representation was so photorealistic that I couldn't believe it was drawn using sauce. I nearly dropped a plate.

So, I was the one providing the in-flight meals.

When I walked past, I saw Lapi's plate and... well...my face.

The representation was so photorealistic that I couldn't believe it was drawn using sauce. I nearly dropped a plate.