NEW BLOG

So much has happened over the past 1.5 years! No longer doing design/illustration. Moved into childcare and working on a food blog! PLEASE CHECK IT OUT!  

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Work in progress. (1)

Working in progress.. but yeah, love how its turning out.

When it comes to 'Illustrator' I find it a bit challenging, as I am more of a Photoshop person. But whilst working on this project, I started to like it more. Can't lie, I was tempted to work on it further on Photoshop. But the teacher insisted  just working it up using the same program; blocking in the details. 

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New beginning....

I've totally abandoned this blog ever since my course concluded. So I've decided to give this blog a bit of a makeover. :p I should give credit to my lovely bf for motivating me with my career once again;giving me heaps of advice and ideas. Love you heaps. :3
Take Care,

 Yeap! ;P

SKETCHBOOK PROJECT!

It was wonderful news when we were told that we won the Sketchbook Community Challenge! It's great to take part in such a big project that is international! And to have our sketchbooks travel to different countries and become a piece of history; archieved in the Brooklyn Library. =) Awesome!

Already started amongst all this evaluation chaos! My theme is "Fill me with stories". 

Take care,

Chacha x

Long overdue..

(I have totally neglected this blog..D=  Ekk Apolygise!..)


As I answered my questions for my mock interview for communications a while back; I came across a question asking about artist/designers I get inspired from. That's when I stumbled across this talented freelance illustrator, Charlene Chua. I love her style of work, I guess mostly because of the process she goes through. It's really interesting.


http://www.charlenechua.com/

Anti-Drinking poster- work in progress

Working on a poster (for context n culture) to promote the dangers of drinking, especially binge drinking. My target audience are teenagers.

I'm taking a illustrative approach as you can see. I have to work on the colours though, so it makes the imagery more striking and powerful. 

Take care,

too fast... !

It feels like I started the course a few days ago. Wow. It has flown so fast. But so much has happened. I have gained so much knowledge and confidence in both my work and in life overall. I have a clearer perspective of what career direction I want to go on. Moving more into illustration, but not completely leaving out photography though. I love applying imagery to photographs and adding that unique touch to a simple photograph. I have noticed  I use a lot of illustration in my work.

Mid Year evaluation really opened my eye on my work as whole. I was surprised. And the feedback and advice I got back was really encouraging and helpful. I walked out of the room with confidence and heaps of smiles. 

Take care,