A photo a day #03

The classic"

Really love this simple modest gold Casio. Though it may not cost in the thousands, but it certainly could stand against time - never outdated.

A photo a day #02

"is there money in the plant?"

Why is it known as money plant? Is it an auspicious plant that brings in lady luck and money? I certainly hope so cos I have a few pots in my house. This one is just next to my bed.

A photo a day #01

I'm inspired by someone I know recently that he tries to take pictures everyday and post in on his Tumblr.

I'm trying to start a photo a day programme taking things around us at different angles and posting them. Of course with some effects from photo apps, these mundane objects get a new lease of life.

To start off, here's "legs of a table"

Self portrait

Another attempt of self portrait using water colour. This is copied from a picture taken at the MTR station in Hong Kong using iPhone.

Just a little likeness of me only.

Poor Sunny

He was not feeling well today.

He threw up 4 times and having loose stool.

I wonder is it the medication? And he is not eating. No choice but to stop his medication tonight and gave him charcoal instead.

Poor Sunny, pray that he will recover by tomorrow morning.

Levitation

This is my first attempt on levitation shoot, after I got inspiration from this blog: http://yowayowacamera.com/

 

After countless jumps, and drenched in prespiration, I manage to get these two shots which are more usable.

It's far from the standard of the Jap girl, but it's a start.

iPhone Re-cover

Finally completed my hand-drawn iPhone cover.

The marker ink ran a little when I tried to varnish it with a brush. Realize it didn't work well, so end up spraying lacquer on it instead.

I've to paste a sticker there as my charger burnt a hole through the paint work.

I'm glad I completed it and now using it.

Silk screen printing

Had my hands on silk screen printing at the Art and Science Museum.

This is a modified process whereby we pasted colored papers on a piece of white A3 size paper and then print the image of Dick Lee's mad chinaman above it.

Andy Wahol

The Art and Science Museum is exhibiting Andy Wahol now.

I attended the exhibition this afternoon. I also had a hands-on with the modified silk screen printing.

The curator told us the reason why the Art n Science Museum is holding Andy Wahol's works as he was one artist that is really adventurous in experimenting new ways of doing art.

Self portrait using duct tape

This is really tedious as it is just a small portrait smaller than my palm.

Cutting out the duct tape was very tedious and I had to do it very carefully as the lines are so delicate.

I thought I would not be able to successfully complete it, but I did.

Though the end product is far from satisfactory but I'm glad I persevere till the end.

Black n white pic in iphone