Pencil and chinese ink on paper. Colour and dots added in photoshop.

cars in a parking lot for art class. pencil on photocopy paper.

Poster for OIC sketch walk. Pen and chinese ink on paper. Colours in photoshop.

THE RESERVIST COLLECTION 2
Bunk, canteen breaks, lectures. Pen on paper and colour added in photoshop.

A short drewscape comic using flat pencil and photoshop.

He's beats up the gangstas. He's the mouseman.
Pen on paper. Colours and textures added in photoshop.

I almost never draw superheroes. But with so many drawing style versions of batman around, I decided to draw my own version. It's a more snarly version. It's closer to the Paul Pope's batman year 100 one. Snarly versions are more fun to draw. Pen on paper. Colours and halftone added in photoshop.

The McDonald's at Yew Tee MRT station at night. Pen on paper. Colour overlayed in photoshop.

Another drawing drawn during art class. Pencil on paper. Colours added in photoshop.

experiment/practice using just photoshop. the new texture brushes i found on http://www.brusheezy.com are kinda useful. Still takes getting used to.

Animation Nation poster for the Singapore Film Society. Pencil + photoshop.

Pen on paper. Color and jap tone screen applied in photoshop.

pen on paper. colours and tones done in photoshop.

Pencil on paper. Study on tones during art class on saturday mornings.
4 Tones here. Highlight, light, medium and dark.

Here's a blind contour drawing i did in a cab recently. It's a good way to break out of your usual logical way of drawing. If my science is right, it shld strengthen the visual "muscles" in the right (visual/creative) side of the brain. That's because it forces the brain to only use the visual muscles and you totally ignore the logical side of the brain. Since drawing things accurately is closely linked to visual observation, it's a very good way to improve your drawing skills. I recommend drawing in unbroken continuous lines when doing this. It also improves you confidence in drawing.

Pen on paper. Colours and added japanese tone in photoshop.

Here are some illustrations that are being featured at the circus*scape exhibition at Nightandday gallery together with works by fleecircus. The challenging part was doing everything in natural media without any photoshop aid because everything needed to be framed as originals. But that was also the fun part. I like experimenting with different drawing tools, which explains the varied styles.

Ink/brush and watercolour. Colours enhanced in photoshop.

some portraits from oic portrait day.

Pen and watercolour. Used photoshop to enhance the colors and tones.

pen on yellow pad and photoshop for colouring.

pencil, acrylic and photoshop on envelope paper.

trying out a combination of ashley wood and manga. calligraphic pen and japanese tone.

Water soluble colour pencils, pen, watercolour on paper. but the colours were not punchy enough. So colours were adjusted on photoshop to get this effect.

Characters from a comic i'm working on. Brush and ink, japanese comic tone and texture paper overlay using photoshop.

Conference Bay folder commissioned by O&M Redcard.
Crowds of people. Everyone of them unique. Drawn with brush and ink. Coloured in photoshop.

Who-dun-it? Slices. Ink, watercolour and thread.

ink and watercolour and pen. always wanted to try this folding thing.

Mural for Singtel's new website for kids. www.singtel.com/kidz

using my new pen made from a chopstick. and watercolour. and japanese tone sticker.

Portraits from portrait day.