Monday, November 30, 2015
Saturday, November 7, 2015
2015 Peranakan Convention
Babas being berated for pointing their feet at respectable senior Nyonya! Aiyoh, Tak seronoh!
Attending the Peranakan convention in Singapore I had with my stealth scribing kit! Z-fold 4 piece 2x1 foot board, a few flip charts and my Neuland marker pens. Unplanned and unannounced I decided to scribe flipchart size from my seat 3/4 way back in the hall. The flip chart I folded in thirds. And my backing board I used as a 2footx2 foot square.
Above you see my favourite moment captured. And below...
Facilitator realizing he is abnormal/ parish/ Peranakan at age 17, when mixing with other Singaporeans.
Chikek darah!
Bush Keluak ice cream mentioned as part of the creative/dare to innovate/re-invent spirit
My completed chart for session 1/3
Popped my chart on stage for fun
Chart 1/1
Language and identity
Is Baba language essential for being Peranakan?
Chart 3/3 in all of its glory. The Peranakan wish list: Core values of Peranakans.
Friday, September 25, 2015
20150926 SGGR September 2015 meet up
Deliriously happy Singapore Based Graphic Recorders |
At September 2015 edition of meetup.
Discussing DIY Z-fold graphic board |
Two sizes shown, 3x 2x3 feet (x13 mm) unfolding to 3X6 feet
And 3x4feetx 2 2/3 feet unfolding to 4x8 feet.
Annie Lim (not Any How) DIY Carrier bag |
The latest in handbag fashions...
Template for wire art |
from one line art post
Wire Art, intense concentration |
I can do it! |
Loosing hairs from the stress of severe focus |
Easy peasy |
Ear rings!
Some of the handiwork
The crazy people |
Tea time |
Water colours |
Taking turns to scribble at the wall |
Final touches |
Snapshots of the perpetuators |
Akin to Alcoholic Anonymous, some one quipped; the way they serially confess at each meeting their addiction to randomly making marks on walls.
That's what's it's all about! deconstructing a Chinese word that comprises grain, field and together.
Of boards and paper
Highlights of wire art
The final chart |
The final chart
Normally reknown for the high decibel output/shrieks of laughter, this group as densely silent during the wire art session: each intently focused on what they were doing. It was very rewarding to notice that sense of inner peace and achievement as the aluminum wire took shape. Although it was individual work, the wire art also fostered a sense of togetherness and connectiveness.
Look out for announcement of SGGR meetup December 2015 edition.
Thursday, September 24, 2015
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