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Sunday, 21 August 2011

My little Terrapin

Salam, Y U NO BIGGER?



I never show pictures of my longest pet that still alive for more than 10 years, I used to have two fighting fish and both die =_=

There was a suggestion that Capricorn should go well with turtle, so I tried to keep one and he still my companion with his small body that never seems to grow any larger than my hands.

His name is Toh because of his unknown gender, his species is known as Malayan Box Terrapin, commonly found in swamp and abundantly exists around my home with lots of reptiles and amphibians creeping~

In honour of his well-being and keep me company I made an illustration of him if he were a human





Tuesday, 12 July 2011

Introducing~ Trevor

Salam~

I ordered a 12 inch male artist's manikin for my drawing, I couldn't draw proper human pose lately. Since no male are willing to be my objectofharassment model, I would love to have my own manikin rather than looking over female model pictures.

Now my skeleton buddy have his companion =D






Monday, 27 June 2011

New Brunei Trend?

Salam, like you never come here before~

Recently, I found out that there's plenty of weeding spree going on around the country, there's also some new trend started to take on. Usually, when guest graces the wedding ceremony, the host will gave them gift as token of appreciation for their time to attend the wedding. The gift could be glass bowl, snacks for kids, drinking glasses or any kitchen stuff. Yesterday, my dad received a pack of rice from a wedding he attended, it was pack neatly and it didn't weight much but it sure could feed a person for 3 days.

From May till end of June is the best period for farmers to gather the crops especially rice. The pack of rice as a gift is probably the best stuff anyone would love to receive from wedding's host since any glass bowl or display are pretty useless and we Bruneian are bunch of hoarders, with more gifts from the ceremony are really eating up spaces.