I love writing and sketching with pencils. I can’t remember when’s the last time I bought pencils (probably grade 6?) But I do remember that I had some fancy mechanical pencils back then, which were more convenient to write lots of homework. That’s probably why I didn’t use pencils as often. But now I appreciate pencils more. It just feels so natural to hold a wooden stick in your hand and draw. And who says pencils can’t be fancy? These pencils from Craft Design Technology are quite fancy to me. They make me jolly when sketching!
I discovered this hidden gem unintentionally this morning. This new coffee shop – 
I’m in love with these new, colourful products from IKEA. Yes, from IKEA. Hard to believe, eh? I heard that IKEA Richmond has revamped its entire store and expanded it. I can’t wait to check it out!
This is what the whole package was supposed to look like. Unfortunately, the final package was far from this style. It always sucked when things like this happened, but it didn’t stop me from realizing my vision.
Piazza del Campo – the magnificent square in Siena, Italy – is one of my favourite places in Tuscany. I’ve visited it twice already, and I’d still love to go back again if I go to Italy.
Mother’s day is three weeks away. I’ve always thought that moms are heroes. They’re always loving, caring, giving, supporting, and they never ask for anything in return. Their altruism makes them the greatest heroes in the world.
I designed this logo and business card for a friend of mine a while ago. She’s a classical pianist who has been trained in Taiwan, Montreal, and now Berlin. I wanted to create something that will reflect her personality and her passion about music. So, I came up with a simple, elegant, and classic look with a modern twist, and handwritten type that makes the identity more free and personal, as opposed to the image people used to associate with classical music.
I’ve been 
Recently I entered Waffles into a 
Some people think that tablet readers will eventually replace all the books. Well, I don’t think so. Look at this. How can you replicate the packaging and the feel of the book when you hold it in your hands with a tablet reader? I still believe in the production value of books. Yes, it is more expensive to produce a book than an e-book, but books like this are definitely irreplaceable.
Just got these “fresh” from the printer! They were printed by a local letterpress printer 
I’ve been busy working on a wedding invitation for one of my friends. Here are some sneak peek of the RSVP cards and stickers. They were both printed and cut by myself.
This is a random poster I found in a restaurant in Paris. The style is so casual, simple, but so “right” for its content (not that I understand French). Awesomeness.
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