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Night & Day gallery

Sometime last month, we had the opportunity to drop by Night & Day gallery at Selegie Road for this graphic design exhibition I HAVE A ROOM WITH EVERYTHING celebrating the beauty of print, featuring really great works. Also, check out the interview they had with Jonathan!











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Friday night



1. The office is usually quiet on a Friday night, despite the unmistakable (and sometimes intolerable) karaoke voices drifting in from across the road as we are located along a district where night entertainment is prevalent. A huge rectangular clock was delivered that afternoon that announces time without numbers; “it’s nearly ten” it read, then the few of us were just sitting around with a couple of beers in hand and exchanging (embarrassing) funny stories from the past.

2. Reminds me of the time the girls went to the weekend flea market at Scape, then this other time I shopped in Vienna for the flower ring made of leather and discoloured metal. They’re beautiful.

3. Just like this pair of newly bought flats. The old fashioned floor tiles belong in our office too.



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brand new

How do I begin? Well, -

I own everything in this illustration except for the face, haha. There’s my new hairstyle, new dress, and the Zenit-E – a Russian made camera – which I found while wandering like a lost child in the quaint antique shop at the corner of the street in Prague. Not exactly new, in fact it’s the opposite, but I can say that film shall be something new for me to explore and unravel.

And I wonder why is it that this piece was a breeze when the other WIP on a emotive portrait of Sho from TQS, even with some major references, I’ve been retouching for the umpteenth time has never worked itself out. So I concluded, looking at some old artwork, that it might be easier to conjure up some random face than imagining a particular one and willing my drawing to turn out exactly like it. Probably since it isn’t a direct copy of a certain reference image (like observational sketching), I tend to keep comparing whatever I have, but doing so only leaves me unsatisfied because it’s so hard to hit the mark. The blame goes to none other than my inadequate knowledge of anatomy, lighting, perspective and stuff.

Just for the record, there are five(5) WIP files sitting on my desktop which I think I will never finish. Not in the next quarter most likely.

Anyhow, details -

The long weekend is almost over and I stole some time off to draw, despite the nagging reminder that I should have been doing work just so it would alleviate, if anything much, the load I foresee in the coming week. Weeks and months have flurried by without much of a break in between; there’s not really enough time to go by anymore, but thankfully money has never been of any issue, haha.

Due to the current situation, for the whole of this month I didn’t go out (weekends too) which means being able to cut what’s normal of my monthly expenditure by maybe 70%, but weirdly enough, I managed to save quite a considerable amount, yet I CAB TO WORK EVERYDAY WTF. Don’t know how it ended up this way since a month and a half ago. This is. Downright. Decadence.

You know, I ought to put an end to it. Ugh.



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Checked and crossed over

WINTERWONDERLAND IN
THREE (3)
DAYS.

Paris > Vienna > Prague > Budapest > Vienna.

I may have unnecessarily stocked up on winter clothing – tell me who can resist! – since we will be there for only a little more than a week. With temperatures dipping way below the zero mark and my unfortunately nonexistent tolerance for cold weather, taking the experience in Japan into consideration, I think I’m going to be chilled to the bones; so, yes. The more layers, the less likely I am to suffer.

Atikah and I both agreed that it is a very pretty 牧野つくしっぽい! coat when we first saw it at Zara, which I bought at a discounted price during the sale some time later. I’m hoping this would keep me warm enough so I wouldn’t have to wear my oversized down coat, but I think not..



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