i like it clean

Came across this post by Greenlaundry which wrote about this cool site, IHARDLYKNOWHER, that allows people to view their flickr site in a clean and easy way. The best thing is, you could maximize and minimize the photos are how you’ll like to view them.

I’m digging how easy it is to navigate around, well, it’s either back or front or just click on the images to get a big, clear image! Nice! I would highly recommend everyone to get a link like that.

Do share with me what’s your link.
Eh, this is mine – http://ihardlyknowher.com/dontkaysiao

old camera, new post …

Hello people! It’s been a long time since I ‘wrote’ on this blog. I’ve been so busy with work and life that I always do ‘quick’ post, which is BAD! So in order to pacify and ‘reward’ you’ll, here’s a visual post. This is hot off the photo lab and freshly uploaded into my flickr home or alternatively you can go to ihardlyknowher to view them in a very clean page.

I’d be back with a proper post, actually MANY proper post. I have way too many drafts sitting in the ’shelves’ which needs to be cleared soon or rather NOW!

Ps, CLICK on each image for a larger view. I’m a person who LOVES staring at details, so I cannot compensate it with small images! Heh!

5,555

I’m looking for the 5,555 person who views my blog! Please DO a SCREENSHOT of it and claim your little gift from me.

music: i’m feeling 80’s …

Bobby Brown – Every Little Step

Roxette – It Must Have Been Love

Nick Kamen – Each Time You Break My Heart

Being a 80’s kid meant that I was growing up to songs like this and truthfully I would still unknowingly bloop my head to the beat. Hahah, quite a scene, especially if my mom hears them. The inner groovy kid is always in her, just that she has no avenue to showcase them. ^^

Enjoy and don’t get caught swaying to the beat!!

the return of craft

With the allure of the digital starting to wane, a new breed of illustrators see a different meaning in the term ‘new technology’, and introduce old-school craft methods back into image-making. Letterpress, silkscreen, etching, collage and stencils were new technologies for a generation weaned on the computer.

Computer Arts projects – Issue 132.

sending ‘potato’ off

I knew that I could not miss this opportunity of sending them off at the airport, but unfortunately, by the time we got there, the only person left waiting outside was P’Wind, the guitarist while the rest of the band had already gone pass the departure gate.

So that explains the one and only photo we’ve taken.

I’ve been termed by friends as groupie, fan club, siao on – I don’t really mind, because I know it’s near impossible in seeing them up close and personal again, that’s of course if they decided to come back to Singapore, which I’m not sure when will that be.

After hearing them live, my other ‘request’ is to watch them live in a Bangkok stadium. I cannot imagine how it would be like when the entire stadium sings along! Whaha, it sure feels good.