Sketch of the in my moleskine art journal: make today amazing! It's a drawing of based on a retro postcard I found my collection. I'm gearing up for a beach vacation. ... What do you have planned for the holidays?
Last night was the official launch of artist Thomas Powell's latest art exhibition at the Hin Bus Art Depot in Penang, Malaysia. The theme is from here to there. This collection of work follows Tom's journey from the UK to... Continue Reading →
It's one of those gloomy rainy Sundays. My sketch of the day in my moleskine art journal is a happy one to Light up your day! It's dedicated to my friend Lily XOXO
We managed to escape for some quiet time on evening to go to Pantai Sematan (Sematan Beach). It's about an hour away from Kampung Sematan where we were staying. The beach is beautiful. The sand is soft and the coastline... Continue Reading →
Todays sketch of the day no in my moleskine art journal is a reminded this weekend 'Dont worry be happy' This is a sketch of pink rose pattern from my blanket in Kampung Jantan last week. Happy weekend xoxo
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UK2DStgTLhY Salako kids in Kampung Jantan, Sarawak, singing Auld Lang Syne at their graduation performance. The kids in this group are pretty young. The ones in the front row are only 6 years old. This shows what can be achieved... Continue Reading →
Today's sketch of the day (which was actually sketched last week in Kampung Jantan) in my moleskine art journal is my pretty pink basket bag I bought in Sarawak in a little corner shop. It cost RM13. (USD4) I love... Continue Reading →
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R9RDooX-M6Y My heart melts watching this. The kids from the Salako tribe, Sarawak, singing The Way I am. This is why I fell in love with them. They learnt to sing this song so quickly but yet they could barely... Continue Reading →
The sketch of the day in my moleskine art journal is one of the local favourite past time. Chewing tobacco. The local old ladies of the Salako Kampung carry a chewing kit consisting of tobacco, kapor sirih (betel leaf powder),... Continue Reading →
