Hortpark Exhibit

The images I was commissioned to shoot by Hortpark three months back found its use in the exhibition room there. Here are some of the panels on display.

Office Space Wall Feature

I was tasked by PSG Asia to photograph about 70 over staff from Google, and then apply the images onto 4 acrylic panes. The toughest part was to get my models to be comfortable and natural with their pose... or was that the fun part?

Home Away From Home

Last week saw the MCYS event at The Concorde, Singapore. Attended by 400 over participants from the various homes for children from the not so responsible parents and single-parent families, I was tasked to come up with a visual and apply it all from backdrops to invites, from ring files to name tags.

No can do, LA!

This is a quick mock-up of the Hollywood theme at Berrylite® that was canned by Parkway Parade. My guess with the spinning ferris wheel and all will be the most happening store at PP. Their take on the design? Too kiddish for the premium look that they have. What a shame!

OT posters

This project concluded just last week after nearly nine months of stall. Different large format posters with seven sayings are all over the Singapore General Hospital to educate the public on Occupational Therapy in a lighthearted and colourful manner. It also celebrates 60 years of OT in Singapore.

Hands up for Say YES!

I completed this animated project weeks ago for Annual Giving NUS. It's hosted up on their website for a limited time at http://www.sayyes.nus.edu.sg/seasonsgreetings.shtml.

The requirement for this project was that I had to use animated gifs. Animated gif is cell by cell animation done in Photoshop. The files are low but only has a limit of 256 colours. Timing is of essence as the movement of the hands and the pauses have to feel natural. The concept is from its physical greeting card form which had to cover as many festivals during this time of year.

The tough part of the project was to create the shadows that flowed with the hands.

Uncle Simon

A former colleague of my (late) grandpa, he is definitely the strongest going server in church. At 87 and on a wheel chair, he faithfully sorts out name tags every Wednesday evening and Sunday morning at the Parish House for the RCIA sessions. On Saturday afternoons, he takes care of data entry. Small simple tasks, but done with great love!