Sound Art Project - Spider: A Modular Synth and Video Experiment

I have been a fan of Ipnoteca ever since i heard the sounds he made using his machines of mass destruction a.k.a. his tower of modular synthesizers. So when we planned this collaboration, i'm really excited to make a video for his noise. This is the first video i have ever done, and it is quite nerve-wracking knowing what the outcome would be. All in all, it has been a really interesting collaboration. I'm looking forward to do another one and hopefully we will post again soon.

You can see more of his music on his youtube channel.

a project i am very excited about

SOON!

Pasir Ris Beach

After the photo sched at Lee Ah Mooi, we drove to Pasir Ris for a wedding event.

Farthest point to East.

Kids playing longboard.

Arriving early before call-time means waiting...

... and getting hungry, so we took a short ride to the nearest mall and had our first serious

late meal of the day. 

I want to try this!

Wedding guests

And the wedding crasher! :P

I don't know Charis and Boon Wei personally hahah, just took photos

and had a photo with this cute talkactive kid.

I turned into a mushroom when i drank beer and wine while taking photos.

Then switched back to human when i ate berry desserts.

Paya Lebar

Paya Lebar cat! <3

Lee Ah Mooi

Some photo project for Shiseido's activity at Lee Ahh Mooi Old Age Home.

Japanese guys preparing for the program and setting up origamis.

Setting up the camera light.

Test shot with my friend Joms.

Grandmas and Grandpas having fun. :)

It's a privilege to have a chance working in this event. I've met people, and I spent some hours talking with and taking photos of Grandmas and Grandpas. :)

The most active and photogenic grandpa in da haus! :)

Koi and figurines for luck.

temple run

Putting details.

Helped Froi in finishing the Kalachakra.

My high spot under the scorching sun.

{last saturday, Buddhist Temple project}

slippers

Such a busy month for everyone. Count me in, too. When i'm not working in the office, i am at my drawing table or a table somewhere -- working. I made some slipper patterns recently and it's fun.

These Art Nouveau patterns are done line by line and shape by shape using Adobe PS CS4. It's quite harder and costed me some hours because the details are very scrutinizing.


While these patterns are Manila/Philippine-inspired theme. Left to right, top to bottom: Kalesa in Intramuros, illustrated Manila stamps, Pintados tattoo art, Ati-Atihan Festival illustration, and the popular Pinoy "Dirty Ice Cream" (nope, it's not dirty, we just call it that way because it is sold at the streets especially during summer; i'm not particularly sure about the origin of its name but i'll ask a friend of mine good in history of things Manila). These are done using Adobe PS, too.

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The slippers are distributed in China so i don't have the prototype or a pair of the actual. It's hard to choose which design i like the most but i go for the Ati-Atihan Hala Bira! , Dirty Ice Cream, Kalesa, the green and purple art nouveau patterns -- oh shoot, i like them all.  :P