土司与卡布奇诺

A big thank you to my wonderful travel mates for the beautiful and unforgettable, albeit tiring, graduation trip to Taiwan. :)

countdown

Four days to the end of design as a university student.
We can all do this! :]

home sweet home

Have not quite settled into the new place, but am loving my new bedroom's view. :)

i know the traitor in you.

Just a random post of some pictures I took, since I haven't been blogging regularly. (The archives say I've been blogging fewer and fewer times every month, oops.) I don't think this rate of blogging is set to change, though. It's the last semester of university life, and everybody wants to have something to show for it. Plus, I'm moving house really soon (like, next week). Blogging, and trying to be happy, have to take the backseat for now.

too much road.

click to view it in a larger size.

An infographic I did for studio research on land use in Singapore to explore the potential and implications of bicycle-[something] implementation. (The original has inverted colours because the projector in studio has horrible resolution and needs to display stuff on a white background.)

I've been wanting to do such graphics for a reeeally long time since DW introduced me to them during the internship. Though it's far from the standard of those that he recommended I look at, I'm still quite happy with my first attempt. Spent a disgustingly long time on it; now I know how much research, reading, and work goes into one single such graphic. :)

P.S. Before anyone spots the 'mistake' - the title for this post is actually not grammatically unsound though it seems to be. Heh.

'superimpose'... literally?

Battling cramps right now with a scalding water bottle and eye candy in the form of pretty textures. Took these two photos near studio just before heading home today, when the mossy outlines of the pavers caught my eye. Now, if only they weren't so slippery to walk on...

synchronized

I think
I'm in love.

a busy kind of tired, a tired kind of busy.