Some drawings
Sometimes it is good to make things for no reason other than to feel what it’s like to have images and words well up like water in a hole you have dug in the soft earth.
Tag Archives: sketchbook
Antid Oto (The End)
Here is a bumper pack of antidote drawings I didn’t manage to post before the year ended. I made one for the first day of the new year, and it’ll be the last one. They’ve served me well, now it’s time for something else. This was during the terrible slog of trying to produce the draft… Read more
Mandi Bunga non-epic blog, or, The Opposite of Monumental
It is my birthday! [ARgh. No, it is not. I did not actually finish this in time. Two days late. But I did spend my birthday writing it!] I swore to myself that I’d finish the Mandi Bunga epic blog by my birthday. Not for any special reason except maybe people would want to be nice… Read more
Malaysia/Medusa: Now that I see her
First, news from from the epic project front. “Mandi Bunga/Flower Bath” for Singapore Biennale 2013 officially launched last Thursday, if by launching you mean my comrades from Commas and Industry posted it on Facebook, while I stayed glued to my computer, freaking out. Man, I was anxious. Every project scares me to hell, but the… Read more
Aidilfitri Greetings from the Kingdom of Blodok
The more I read about mudskippers, the more I fascinated I get with these strange little creatures. In Malay, they’re called ikan tembakul or blodok. There’s this great story online explaining why there’s a mudskipper statue on the roof of one of the oldest Chinese temples in Muar, Johor. According to the story, during Admiral… Read more
