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For the past 3 months plus of holiday (end of Nov 09'- Feb 10'), I had been occupied with many different projects and plans came along the way: The Heavenly Gift design, Komuke kids motivational camp, Genting Highland Chinese New Year lantern painting, ESET T-shirt design contest, and many more big and small designs for church. During my free time, I would take the opportunity to grab my wacom tablet and learn something about illustration. Oh ya, and doodled on my sketch book, in case I felt lazy to face my monitor screen (You see, 95% of the works I mentioned above required me to work with computer. You can imagine how fed up I was with faci

The arrival of June signifying half of the year 2007 is going to end. :katana: Let's see what I did in the past 6 months... New medias I touched: - Marker - Soft pastel - My digital SLR camera! :dance: - Corel Painter IX [learning] - Adobe Acrobat 7.0 Professional - Adobe Indesign CS2 [learning] New subjects I learnt: - Marker rendering - Typography - Photography :#1: - Figure drawing & anatomy - Marketing, lol... - Portfolio design :XD: Areas I involved in industry: - Staging (Floor plan & artist impression) - Corporate branding [working on] :w00t: Plans for coming half year: - Make some paintings to sell in gallery :hea

Constantly I spent whole day in library of my university in these 3 days. They were no any classes, and I didn’t want to stay at home. So I just decided to study in library. 2 books, which have more than 500 pages in total, were finished read by me. Yes, it sounded crazy. I think it’s nothing surprising if you’re given 3 days of time, about 8 hours per days, to read the books (and also practice drawing). During these days, I found that there were too much things for me to learn. I found that I need to strengthen my foundation in drawing. I tried to learn from basis – from drawing a stroke. Maybe some of you may take it a