This is one of those dream projects for any artists.  Clients that are understanding, patient and open to ideas. To top it off, I got to work with another like-minded artist in Ben Qwek. By the way, we got to work on another bigger mural project overseas after this gig. That story is for a future post. So, that was how well we work together as a team. The brief from the client was really straightforward. Of course, as an […]

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What a challenge it has been! After a few months of waiting. I can finally share this video I worked together with the amazing team at GOODSTUPH for Bosch Home. Right from the concept to the final shoot. Lovingly directed by the guys at Vicinity Studio. A huge thank you once again to the team at GOODSTUPH for having me on board for the campaign. Thank you too to Michael Ng for hooking us up. Here are the final shots […]

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A couple of months ago. My long-time friend and collaborator, Calvin Soh contacted me for a possible project proposal. It turned out to be the new Made-For-Singapore Turbocharged Toyota Harrier event that was held on 20th of July, 2017. At that point in time, I just completed a year-long painting project of his. Being aware of my air blown painting techniques that I use for my abstract paintings. He shared with me an idea about incorporating my painting style for […]

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Another awesome campaign with the agency, GOVT Singapore. This time for their client, OCBC Bank Singapore. The creative brief was to create a set of hand drawn detailed sketches of prominent landmarks of the selected countries with a pen in silver coloured conductor paint that will connect the cities when the LED light bulbs are placed on the sketch lines. Pretty straightforward? Not really, when one of the final output is a wall mural print on a silver colour base […]

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Oku, which was previously known as TFS Private Works is a Japanese fine dining restaurant nestled in the busy Telok Ayer St, Singapore. This restaurant is also a souped up sister version of the successful restaurant set-up, The Flying Squirrel located at Amoy St on the next street.  The clients were looking for a particular look with vintage Japanese style painting with a contemporary modern twist. To match the restaurants theme and menu. The idea was to portray the 4 […]

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These set of illustrations was quite challenging. The idea was to showcase prominent building landmarks from various states in Malaysia to launch the Uniqlo chain of stores there. The challenge was to build these landmarks only with limited Uniqlo fonts with names of the states in Malaysia in the corporate Uniqlo colour ‘red’. Seems easy, but I can only play with the sizes of the words. No skewing, distorting and cropping of the words allowed. Almost went cross-eyed after the […]

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Really enjoyed working on this with McCann Healthcare Singapore for their Juvederm client. I had to research on quite a number of medical reference books and illustrations before working on this because it requires me to have a certain amount of medical knowledge to make the illustrations informative. Thoroughly enjoyed the process because I have always been amazed by vintage illustrations of the human anatomy.

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This illustration project was commissioned by TBWA Singapore for Singapore Tourism Board (STB) for its annual Singapore Food Festival. Four artists were selected to custom paint the tingkat, a traditional steel tiffin carrier widely used in South East Asia to keep cooked food. I was selected to work on the more traditional Peranakan theme which required me to work in the distinctive cultures derived from the 4 races of Singapore which consist of Malay, Chinese, Indian and Eurasian into the […]

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Kerong Chok ‘Tales They Told Me’ LP Idea Description Here it is! The final artwork for Chok Kerong’s ‘Tales They Told Me’ LP. Based on the brief by Kerong on the general idea of musical DNA being passed down from generation to generation. It led me down the path of research on ancient scrolls and how most world religions and civilisations are based on knowledge passed down orally from generation to generation. There is no right or wrong. Just the […]

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