Thursday, April 28, 2011

Reblogging The 1985 Graphic Journal



Last night, I was reading my old graphic diary (when I was a teenager in mid 80s) and thinking to put it on the blog with actual time, date & year.

Proceed to enter the time machine here.

Thursday, April 21, 2011

Fun Floor Photography



Inspired by an article in Timbuktu iPad magazine, in the weekend we're doing some fun floor photography. Here are the results.

Let's swim!

The spring has sprung

surfer girl

Spreading Love to the world



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Saturday, April 9, 2011

(DIY) How to Make Draped Cardigan




It's spring time and it's time to wear a light cardigan....yay!! I've been wanting to buy light draped cardigan, but this is not the best time for shopping. We have to save more money because this year Leia is going to school. So I had an idea, why I didn't make my own draped cardi. All I need is only my old t-shirts or just bought some chepo t-shirts :). Easy peasy!!

I will show you how to make it and I hope it's clear enough to be followed

Step 1 :
Cut vertically in the middle of the t-shirt

DIY Drapped Cardigan step 1 : Cut vertically in the middle of the t-shirt

Step 2 :
Cut diagonally across the bottom of the t-shirt

DIY Drapped Cardi step 2 : cut diagonally across the bottom of the t-shirt

Step 3 :
Do it both sides and save the triangle scraps

DIY Drapped Cardi step 3 : do it both sides and save the triangle scraps

Step 4 :
Cut out the neckline

DIY Drapped Cardi step 4 : cut out the neckline

Step 5 :
Sew the remaining triangle scrap to the vertical side of the t-shirt. Cut out the fabric excess.

DIY Draped Cardi step 5 : sew the remaining triangle scrap to the vertical side of the t-shirt. Cut out the fabric excess.


VOILA!!!



And now I'm so happy because I have 3 new draped cardigans.

A Moment With Watercolor & Our Children



Every weekend now is a watercolor time! Every time I prepare the gears, Arwen, Leia & Neo are enthusiastically gather around and looking at his father's painting, flooding me with thousand questions.







Then Arwen & Leia are joining me, painting with their brush.



Kids are nice & sweet. There are no disturbances whatsoever, though sometimes Neo bouncing himself to my arm. Fortunately, the brush is outside the wet painting area. Oh and Leia almost pour the water on the drawing pad. *phew!*
Definitely, being a family man is a new art.



Related stories:
- Painting When The Kids Around
- Watercolor is my poetry

Tuesday, April 5, 2011

Our Nomadbrush Has Arrived

... in Jakarta. Too bad. We have to wait for another month to coming to Kuwait. Can't wait!




(photo by @widakso in Jakarta)

Sunday, April 3, 2011

Watercolor is My Poetry


The water is the word.
The color is the paragraph.
The smear is the rhyme.


Painting the water.
Painting the color.

Keeps me away from digital addiction.
It's my therapy.
It's my poetry.



note: photos & video done on iPhone 4