Proud of my achievements in 2009. Time for 2010!
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>papercutouch

Design for local nightspot ZIRCA at the Cannery for the month of February.

Chinese New Year is approaching and the Tiger Style continues.
This time an idea from TENG involving chinese papercutting.

The flyer is finished in rainbow stamping over a luminous pantone on high gloss sticker duplexed onto sinar ivory.
Look out for part 2 from TENG who cut her thumb hence the ouch.

>HUUU!two

Design for local nightspot ZIRCA at the Cannery for the month of January.

Welcome the Year of the Tiger Zirca Style. HUUU! again...

All grey parts of the flyer are replaced with metallic silver ink for offset.

>HUUU!one

Design for local nightspot ZIRCA at the Cannery for the month of January.

Welcome the Year of the Tiger Zirca Style. HUUU!

All yellow parts of the flyer are replaced with metallic gold ink for offset.

>zircaccentric xmas

Flyer design for local nightspot ZIRCA at the Cannery for the month of December.

4 flyers for each week of the month forming a Zircaccentric Xmas tree. Merry Xmas 2009.

>▲ Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep? ▲
 

Take a peek at the exhibition if you missed it. You can also read about it in the latest issue of DESIGNSUTRA.

And a shoutout to the mysterious buyer of my Deckard artwork. Thanks!

Photos courtesy of TOYSREVIL.

>▲ Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep? ▲
 

Check this out if you have the time.

Starts on Wednesday, 25 November 2009 at 20:00 till Tuesday, 01 December 2009 at 20:00 at The Substation, 45 Armenian Street. See you there.

Do Androids dream of electric Sheep?
A series of artworks inspired by Bladerunner.

See how 20 Singapore artists have been inspired by the movie Bladerunner. The seminal movie has inspired and influenced artists since its release in 1982 and continues to be a classic cult film crossing several genres.

This show brings together artists from a range of disciplines including product design, interactive media, graphic design, photography and illustration. This group will be creating a cross between a pop-up shop and an exhibition where all sorts of work inspired by the movie will be up for sale at “The Substation” this coming November.

Witness some of these inspirations in a series of 2-D to 3-D artworks all created for this specific showcase. Artwork that will be available include limited edition jewellery pieces and design objects from Singapore’s most exciting new wave of underground and emerging artists. Sound designers will create tracks specifically for the event, There will be customized trainers, Sunglasses, graphic prints and other pieces which are not so easily categorized… These pieces will be for sale in exclusive limited runs.

>enroute14C
 

Vectorscum's inaugural exhibition showing.

In conjunction with the opening of Reborn Creative x B/RAVE spanky new cribs we proudly present to you: ENROUTE14C! A night of local art design, showcases and presentations on the widescreen which features some of the hottest peeps in the scene.

Sit back and come chill with us and be treated to an intense array of visual eye candies from different disciplines of the creative spectrum.

>earthwindfirewater

An initiative, an idea, a movement to realize and understand how 4 basic elements that is so different in nature & existing as separate entities can form a cohesive whole that sustains our environment.

This is a continuation of my message of a world without segregation and prejudice from “PURPLEX” in Yahoo!’s Purplescape.

Design is what I do and so I do what I can.

>purplebook

Vectorscum's design for Yahoo!'s Purplehunt is published in a book commemorating the event. Thanks to the peeps at Kult and Yahoo!.

>purplex

Submission to Yahoo! on the theme of Purplescape.

A landscape in constant flux, constant change. That’s the planet we live on. When a single element blends into another and each other, they collide, meld and bring something new to the plate. We could put the principle of PurpleScape in flux to our daily lives, it could possibly teach us a lesson of looking pass the whites, blacks, browns and yellows of our world.

>oneoranother

There are more pros and cons involving cloning, possibly more than any dilemma we are facing at the moment.
We cannot deny that cloning if used on a widespread welfare scale could end global starvation issues; preservation of endangered species is among several valid reasons for cloning.

The moral and ethical implications are impossible to ignore and has thus brought limbo to the legality of cloning.
I believe the ultimate line to be crossed is in the cloning of a human being. When man starts to create man, we would have stepped into the realms of gods.

My thought on this piece was a question. Would clones of the same kind develop in the same way? We are what we are today because of the experiences we go through in our lives. What if the life of a clone took a totally different path from the original? We could end up with multiple variations of the same specimen. But maybe, just like a child born of genetic parents, certain traits would be inherited into each and every individual.

>bare2018

When the worlds change and travel come together, my 1st thoughts were that of the current threat of terrorism happening on a global scale.

Many tragedies have already taken place around the world and even those of us not directly affected by terrorist acts also feel the change in our global climate. Air travel had been under strict scrutiny since the incidents of 9/11.

10 years from now when technology advances and terrorism still exists, we will be stripped bare and exposed down to our bones for the sake of safe air travel.

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