The above is an preview of another entry of mine in The Rising Sun project.
You may ask what has this got to do with Japan. The “Mori Girls” is a fashion trend from Japanese subculture where girls dressed up like fairy tale wanderer in forest. The camera mori sister is doing the yowayowa levitating thingy. The illustration is a reflection of the influence of modern Japanese culture.
There were times when i was in Dante Cafe doing some reading, there were bunch of school boys & girls sitting next table playing with their gadgets, playing out musics loud exchanging ring tones in a noisy manner. Well yes, they have not violated any rules/law since it is a morning in public place. Perhaps it is me myself being too narrow-hearted to find them pretty annoying. Law is definite in a way, but ethical code is much subjective.
Celebrating the 22nd anniversary, UDON is calling entry for a tribute art book of Megaman Zero (a.k.a Rockman Zero) saga. Being missed out for the last Street fighter tribute artbook, i finished my entry early this time, and this is it.
The drizzling is so intense that it could flood the orchid pot,
What is eternal? Me and my gloomy Sunday.
First trial on Autodesk Sketchbook Pro. Took sometime to get used to the new environment. There is another one with it upcoming, stay tuned~
It has been a real long time since the last workflow. Back with this new piece, exploring new method. View the video and you will know what i meant. The few photos i used are some random shots from my trip. Hope you guys like it 
When I was still living in that small town named Tanjung Malim (Malaysia), there was a railway station near my house. I used to, erm.. sort of trespass the station, the play and run around the railway and wagons. If lucky, I might find off-shift locomotive resting there. It was fun having a kampung (country) childhood.
Hello Honey~
I have been looking at some works by Ashley Wood lately and got inspired by his impactful finishing and brush strokes. This is a try out in SAI with a single layer workout. As usual texturing was done in Photoshop. Bell bottoms, Vespa, bright Indian boy in yellowish theme, retro enough yea.
It has been a total void for the whole month May. I am such a crappy procrastinator. What can i say~ something beautiful happened for the past few weeks. Whatever the upcoming will be, it has been a wonderful month.
Hookay~ here i am back with this piece. It’s a scene from a picture book named ‘Selina, the Mouse, and the Giant Cat’ by Susi Bohdal, a simple story that talks about courage. I spent quite some hours on the little houses. I think the colors haven’t been chosen wisely that they draw the attention away from the main subjects, Selina and the Giant Cat. Not quite happy for that matter.
