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Thursday, May 28, 2009
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6 comments:
nice touch. reading ur little short comics is akin to food analogy too. like eating a char siew bun for breakfast. keep u filled up a bit, but not too filling. and wondering if another char siew bun will be too much or should just keep it at one
sci fi + "economy rice" sure beats origami in Blade Runner :D!!
Nice little story but where is the "goucahe"?? White-outs??
thanks. glad to hear. I used gouache (black only) for the mid-tones instead of the usual diluted ink brush pen. Gives it more varied tones since its a rugged outdoor atmosphere. I was hungry for economy rice after running.
yup! thats a very drewscape thing to draw.
If its not sketching then it'll be planning for the next meal! kakaka!
nice! and the "economical rice" is a nice warm local touch.
i think it's like a very original ad to promote local food heh.. one of those "sure kena rejected by client but can win award" ideas....
nice work again, andrew! :D
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