I’m not a very articulate person when it comes to verbally expressing things that goes on inside my mind.

There are voices in my head that never stop, invading me even in my sleep.

I found out that the only thing to make them stop is to get them all out of my system.

I write.

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Sometimes, I have this paranoid thought that my hands would one day forget how to draw. I know it’s a crazy thought. Humans have always had this innate desire within us to try to make sense of our existence and of the world around us through drawing. Our earliest ancestors, the cave people have already learned this craft thousands of years ago.

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August 19th, 2011

BBQ Illustrated: Foodscapes

How do you illustrate food and create the illusion of dance? Or perhaps create relationships between lamb chops, chicken wings and lemon slices? How do you capture the playfulness of the shrimp? And the fish…it must stand proud and tower above the green foliage of my mythical vegetable leaves.
This is how I managed to do it:
* Illustrations above were used in one of our web design projects, I will post the design soon when the website goes live!

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Concepts of spirituality and celebration have been attached to these pieces. Drawing from these still life figures give me a sense of connection to the concepts encapsulated within these inanimate objects.

Maybe some objects do carry a piece of history engraved within its form.

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February 23rd, 2011

Gingerbread House and Rabbits

Confectionery shops always appeal to me, its “deliciousness” arrest my design sensibilities. One fine afternoon in mid-November last year, I was scurrying along Orchard Road when my eyes were arrested by these delicious Christmas motifs from Marks & Spencer. Their biscuits and chocolate packaging designs are a feast for the eyes. I ran my hand on their glorious tin cans and an image of a gingerbread house caught my eye.

You can just imagine me standing there, staring at that tin box with all the intensity of a child whose eyes gazed upon a coveted dream toy. And that’s how the idea of a gingerbread house appeared before me.

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September 6th, 2010

Etre Bon Gallery and Academy

Etre Bon Gallery and Academy invited us to pitch a design for their web design and e-commerce project. Etre Bon is a sub-brand of Bon Café, which aims to teach and expose Singaporeans and residents to appreciate the art of coffee-making by conducting Coffee Journey Tours and Barista Workshops. As an exclusive agent in Singapore for selling Ascaso Dream Espresso Machines, the website is also targeted for online selling/ordering of this machine as well as barista tools.

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