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Entries Tagged as 'doodle'
The Story Of A Boatman (La Historia Del Barquero)
August 19th, 2010 4 Comments
This is my latest doodle titled “Boatman And A Girl Together With Other Parties“. I have not been drawing for quite some time. Drawing can be therapeutic. Especially if you have a rough day at work (like mine today). Each stroke scraps away a little bit of the trouble in your mind. By the time [...]
Tags: doodle · Spanish class
Seat “Chopping” And A Non-Existence Bazooka Lens
December 16th, 2009 30 Comments
Two unrelated stories to share here. One from Cynthia. One from me. What is seat chopping? For those who live in Singapore, we all know what this means. For my overseas readers, no, we don’t literally chop seats here. We simply don’t chop anything in Singapore. Not even the trees. We move or relocate the [...]
Tags: doodle · singapore culture
Working Title: Wet Shoes And The Journey To Las Lilas
December 6th, 2009 8 Comments
Some readers shared with me that it is fun watching the slide show of the behind-the-scene footage on how I draw. Since we have already established the fact that each object of my recent drawings is formed with rationale, I shall focus on the story behind this drawing and showcase the behind-the-scene footage instead. Some of you may [...]
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Composition of Bleeding Heart And The Thread Of Fate
November 19th, 2009 2 Comments
I wonder if painters explain their works under normal circumstances, or let the viewers, big time critics to figure out what the artworks really mean, the inspiration that was behind the drawings. Like Michelangelo’s “The Creation of Adam”. Did he explain to the then media that the blob behind the painting of God is indeed a brain? [...]
Tags: doodle · doodle explained
Working Title: Bleeding Heart And The Thread of Fate
November 18th, 2009 9 Comments
This, could be quite a significant piece of drawing. One that pivots my art direction. It is the first time I explore different perspectives by rotation. You should be able to see four faces (by rotation), and a subject with at least four different objects. Why ‘at least’? This kind of abstract art, I won’t [...]
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Working Title: Make-Up
November 16th, 2009 4 Comments
The working title of this drawing of mine is “Make-Up”, inspired by what you will see in just a bit. This drawing does not have the complexity in terms of meaning like that big turtle drawing. So, please don’t think too hard on this one. If you have the bandwidth, try to decipher that puzzle [...]
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See If You Can Solve This Puzzle … Kekeke
November 9th, 2009 No Comments
If you read Dan Brown, especially his latest work, this puzzle of mine should be cake. Your job is to replace the question marks with letters. Once you solve this, it would be great if you could drop a “I got it” comment here without sharing the answer. And I would love to hear what do [...]
Composition Of “A God That Sleeps”
November 6th, 2009 15 Comments
This one is for you, Alex. The only person I know who is curious about the composition of my drawing “A God That Sleeps”. For those of you who have no clue on what I am talking about, please refer to my previous entry first. * * * * * The driver for the theme [...]
Tags: doodle · doodle explained
Making Of “A God That Sleeps” (And The 9 Years Of Togetherness)
November 5th, 2009 19 Comments
I wish I could draw or make music for a living. But reality is not as such. My recent passion is to doodle. Simple composition, when I first started. Now, the drawing is getting more and more complicated. I wonder why. Just when I was done with taking photos of this drawing, past midnight, Cynthia [...]
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