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These are some Fuji Instax shots I took last year on my trip to visit my brother in Aus

I just spent the last 3 hours youtubing all sorts of Photoshop tutorials! I thought I knew enough but there's so much to learn, and there are so many different ways of doing things! And hell, is CS5 amazing or what! :D

E-waste posters that tell a story. In real life, they are almost as tall as you are! They measure approx 25 x 143 cm each.

The posters are targeted toward children and teens, telling the story of how E-waste robots are made from recycling E-waste products, as well as revealing the characters' personalities. Basically saying that E-waste products should be recycled by being disposed of properly.

Some old drawings I turned into digital illustrations.

This was done as a collaboration with my friends Kelyn Lau and Chong Yikai.
We had to design products for a christian brand, All Things 828. So we came up with 10 main designs, which we later put into different products.

'All Things 828' wanted their products and designs to be based on the verse:
"Surely goodness and mercy shall follow me all the days of my life"
And they wanted the designs to repel from the traditional christian look, something more bad-ass yet still having a christian meaning behind it. We went to the polar opposite end, and did them tattoo-styled.

Each design has a specific meaning to it.

Song:
Marvelous Things by Eisley

This is a six-layered craft cut from art card that translates a song into an illustration. The song’s lyrics put you in the setting of a magical forest, and it talks about the wonders of nature and life.

Song:
Brightly Wound by Eisley

An A3 sized cut-out based on a song that speaks of how one should always be a child at heart.

For school, I did an online portfolio in the form of a flash website.
I had little animations in different places and on different pages.

A paper-cutting based on an Adbusters article concerning consumerism.

These are some magazine pages done with the experimentation of digital collaging, and mixing 2d illustrations with images. Putting together the 2D and 3D gives a bit of depth to the image.

We had a mini workshop in school where we tried out wood-carving, paper collaging and photography to make a magazine cover. '20/20' is the magazine name.