My name is Henry Del Rosario. I live in a suburb outside Chicago. As of right now I am a junior that just figured out that what he has always wanted to do in life is jeopardized by his natural love for art.
I like drawing, art, music, guitar, track, anime and lots of sleep. I'm asian american, shameful hypocrite, and a forgiving sort. My greatest ambition is total self control and discipline in which I have a great disgust for myself for the lack of.
I like making paper cranes, drinking ice tea (while resisting any caffiene beverage), hiding my artwork, holding my breath under bridges, wandering aimlessly, and people.
And as for my personal material likes: old trains, word searches, old cameras, mami soup, really nice movies, ten nyuan tea, solitaire, the moon, cellos, mechanical pencils, bomberman, books with pictures, pretty things and the guilty pleasures that come with them.
I do not like robots, tolerance (without discrimination), poison, awkward moments, artificial ties, masks, slow moments, that particular "tired" feeling that comes from being sick, and talking and writing for a purpose not for ourselves (i.e. this page and comic...)
I do enjoy listening to the sweet serenades of the smashing pumpkins and anything else that isn't made by them. And let's not forget the sound of silence... it reminds me of good times.
And since there are many more nice things than bad things in life I must say one of my most enjoyable past times: In those scenes of your life where there are many people (but not too many), where there are about 20-30 people (class rooms come to mind), when everyone is talking, wild tangents and such, the loud and the few incessantly yapping, it comes. That one moment, when all our unique up and down rhythms of our voices, when our mish mash of syllables reach a point where they become in sync, a pleasurable silence develops... it comes without any notice but the sheer joy thus derived is certain. Before our senses barely grasp the greatness of it all... some idiot has the need to point this out to the rest of the class and say "Whoa, dude, why is it like so quiet?!" and I am again in the midst of some artificial chatter.