Beethoven

Posted on March 17th, 2009 in Uncategorized

Piano Sonata No.8 in C minor reminds me of a warm sunny day with cool breeze.

Mini NES

Posted on November 23rd, 2008 in Tech test2

haha this is so awesome and funny. You have to check it out!

From make via technabob

Itunes 8

Posted on November 22nd, 2008 in say say say

Well, if you haven’t downloaded the latest version. Here is one reason for you to! Gone are those ugly fugly visualisers, instead now we have the awesome visualisers created by the barbarian group.

new

Posted on November 11th, 2008 in Uncategorized

trtdrfgd

Theft in Internet Cafe

Posted on October 9th, 2008 in Uncategorized

Always keep a lookout for your stuff

Kitchen Budapest

Posted on September 7th, 2008 in Arty Fart

Gina from kitchen budapest did a write up on the recent Isea and 6th Asef Art Camp. And I was shocked to see a big picture of me on their front page lol.

http://www.kitchenbudapest.hu/en/node/499

Insanely Talented Young Pianist

Posted on August 26th, 2008 in music

Check this young pianist out! Go to 16:55 mins onwards. Her improvisation is so good that it kicks some of those pop pianists asses anytime.

Asef Art Camp

Posted on August 16th, 2008 in say say say

It has been so long since i last wrote and I suspect it would be even longer if not for the reminder by celeste. There are too much to write but i guess i should be lazy and skip the irrelevant daily rants. I shall talk about the art camp i attended in july. At first i was worried that the people in the camp would be too arty farty pretentious artists but thankfully i am wrong. The guys I met there were mostly sincere and fun people and a couple of them are doing the same thing as myself so I didn’t feel alone for the first time for a long time haha. It was great fun and tiring. Everyday we would go out and have fun, attend workshops and work on projects. I was really inspired by the whole atmosphere and it got me thinking seriously about going abroad to study, I feel there is a need to broaden my horizon .

There was a couple of firsts in this camp for me. I had to speak about my work to the public for the first time. I had to do a public presentation about our group presentation in the national museum. I met so many nice and fun people at the same time for the first time. Some pictures :)

Asef Art Camp

Posted on June 30th, 2008 in Arty Fart

Good news. Asia Europe Foundation is sending me to…. Singapore(duh) for a 7day Art camp. Yes u heard me, singapore. Damn it. I should have applied for the next one, maybe it would be in europe. Anyway, it seems like fun with participants from europe and asia countries like japan, korea, uk, germany.

(un)QC.ed Events

Posted on June 29th, 2008 in say say say

Went to the sg toys and comics convention. It was horrible. The moment I went in , I had this urge to turn and go out. First thing I noticed, There is no space design or layout. I couldn’t see whats in front and everything was cramped up in the space, it was as if they were trying to squeeze in as many booth as they can.

Next , I noticed alot of irrelevant booths. Wii??? Arcade games?? Hellooo is this a games convention or toy and comics, that’s not all. The worse thing was a robotics booth, now that is totally irrelevant with some old uncles manning it and looking all geeky. While I respect them for their passion and geekiness, they were totally in the wrong place. Anyway, it was just bad. Personally I think its good that there is a start and that I understand the need of income because it’s a free event. However, that doesn’t mean you can ignore planning, visitor experience, quality of the booths and etc.

There was no focus in this convention, they say comics and all i see are some lameass local comic booths and not even the big players like chuangyi. There were multiple local comic studio booths but they were more concept art than real comics. Toy wise, it is all confusing as well. Things were everywhere and anywhere. The only correct thing they did was to get imaginary friends studio and the idea of a live painting session is good, only that they should make it a live event on stage. Overall i think they didn’t achieve much. Like what did it do? If you look at comic conventions in japan, it’s just purely comic or anime and they get authors to come down and lotsa interesting programs along with it. I just hope next year it will do better in planning.

After that i went to the fleatique flea market at singapore art museum and it turned out equally disappointing and with the same problem. There were no QC to the stalls there and there were no planning of the stalls or if there were, it was bad. EVerything was for girls and i didnt see the point of having a live band playing by itself in some room. It just aint integrated. What happened to the good old days of timberluxe flea market!!! It was seriously the best, maybe not if u consider the elitist zouk flea market. The point of all these is that while it is impt to QC. Btw, I didnt stay longer than 10 mins in both places so i didnt bother taking any photos. end of story.