Sweeeeeeeet

These creatures were begging to come out of my head, so I let them out, with a way I'm not used to.

My attempt on using vector in Adobe Illustrator to create characters rather than just logos and typography, as I've always did. Just going to say that it was different from what I'm used to (Photoshop) but no doubt enjoyable. Hope to produce more work with this program in the future.

Time Flies

Working my way through the days and I realized, it's only little over a month now until I have to say good bye to my beloved. Time really do flies, it passed by and vanished away without any warning. The beautiful city of Vancouver is where Emily Carr University of Art & Design stood patiently awaitng my arrival.

Excitement, anxiety, nervousness, eagerness, anticipation, ecstatic...

I'm a big bowl of mix emotions right now!

It's milk, egg and can

Still in my animal phase.

Continuing my passage to create better work.

I'm actually unsure of how this idea of combining domestic farm animals with their produce came to me. Maybe its the urge to tell the world that we're turning these poor creatures into nothing more than just products. They're no longer consider living organisms but things we kill, sell, and eat. There lives are insignificant to us human, they live to be serve on the table, live to produce and to be squeeze into cans...

or maybe I just happen to see a can of tuna and thought that the design looks really cool, then turned to see that a carton of left over milk looks really cool too. And since I like drawing creatures, why not give these objects heads, legs and badabim badaboom...this is the result.

moo

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cuckoo

By the way, does tuna count as a farm animal?