an instagrammed sneak peek of a new illustration i’ve been working on. THERE WILL BE BOOB!!! follow my facebook page for more updates.
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is the angry hedonist: former designer who gave it all up to become a poor and starving but happy artist instead. She illustrates awkward women in uneasy dilemmas with that loving touch of macabre. She enjoys telling the world her life’s little stories in her illustrations...
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Apr 1108
there will be boob
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Feb 1103
Year of the Rabbit
happy lunar new year everaybahdeh! ive been mad busy so here’s a piece i did in 2010 that has a rabbit in it. heh. it was recently sold to The Scarlet Hotel, so if you’ll be…
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Dec 1014
The World is a Stage with You
And here is the second installation of ZIRCA‘s club flyers for december 2010! (see the first installation here) the tagline this time was “The World is a Stage with You” and a buddy steered me in…
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theangryhedonist shop: art prints (click for larger)
its always nice to get my artwork printed.
its true, i do love working digital. its clean and fuss-free.
butbutbut i still LOVE to hold a print in my hand and hungrily examining every detail of it.just in case you didnt know… i am selling small photo prints of (most) of my art at the shop.
for the larger artworks (on canvas and gallery-wrapped), you can head over to Meritus Mandarin on orchard road because they are being showcased there! 5 of my newer pieces, all for sale. they are ENORMOUS in A1 size… thats (594 × 841) mm or (23.4 × 33.1) inches. ENORMOUS i tell you! i would love to bring some home to hang but my walls are kind of dirty (heh i have heaps of leftover tape from putting up my old photos) and i think they deserve a better home.
this is a picture of me (left) and my sister at my previous solo artshow at Dempsey.
Nataliette (left) and her sister; at Nataliette's first solo artshow
and that piece of art is A2 size…which is half a size smaller than an A1. so! the new works are pretttttyyyy big for sure.
yep that was last year in october when i still had black hair and cheesy gold highlights.
and yep… i feel like a piece of charcoal when i stand next to my snow-white sister.p/s. im so sad, but why is Glee getting lamer and lamer? i want more sue sylvester (jane lynch) and quinn (dianna agron) and kurt (chris colfer)! and more OTT stuff please! dont judge; ive nothing to watch since Dexter finished its run and i cant wait for the next season k.
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here are the works i put up at my mini show Love is a Dog from Hell at 15minutes cafe in lasalle college of the arts.
don't undress my love/you might find a mannequin:/don't undress the mannequin/you might find/my love. -Trappedor the terror of one person/aching in one place/alone/untouched/unspoken to/watering a plant.
-The Crunch
I loved you/like a man loves a woman he never touches, only/writes to, keeps little photographs of. I would have/loved you more if I had sat in a small room rolling a/cigarette and listened to you piss in the bathroom,/but that didn’ happen.
-An Almost Made Up Poem
meanwhile I look at young girls/stems/flowers of chance.
-The Crunchshe has saved me /from everything that is /not here.
-The 6 Foot Goddess
there is a loneliness in this world so great/that you can see it in the slow movement of/the hands of a clock
-The Crunch- – - – -
andandand: pictures of the zine!
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yeah i recycled some… so what. its ART!!!
(also, i’ve been using the “it’s ART!” statement to defend the pathetic patches of black polish leftover on my nails… it renders most complainers dumbfounded cos they believe me…teehee!)thanks alice for organizing such a cool event and thinking of me!
special love to dave, stephy and clifton for coming to support.also, go pick up the october copies of JUICE and CATALOG to see my feature! (i havent gotten my hands on any yet…) (also i know that there was a lil spotlight on my exhibition with a small interview for i-S magazine couple of weeks back, its out of circulation already, imma do a scan once i start being unlazy)
&&& just in the very case anyone is intrigued, here are some interviews/reviews of my solo exhibition available on the World Wide Web: A Lingering Aftertaste by Pat Law for culturepush.com / To Consume Food Like Life by Nawira Baig for youth.sg / Food Obsession! by Pamela of 93.8fm for livingroomscribbles / SCYA’s post exhibition interview by Isk for scya. my show is still running till this friday, october 9th, so go see it if you haven’t yet!
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hi friends and strangers! my next show will be a small cosy affair celebrating famed author CHARLES BUKOWSKI, a “laureate of American lowlife” (quoted by Time magazine, 1986).
super honored to be part of this alongside local street artist SpeakCryptic!
i’ll be showing a couple of new drawings and some old works custom made for Bukowski in the lo-fi space…for those unfamiliar with Bukowski, here’s an archive of his works. amazing stuff, i think if you like my art, you would love him!
it’s on TODAY, 28th of September, 8.30pm at 15 Minutes Cafe over at LaSalle College of the Arts. (facebook event page)
i’ll be there for a little while, so if you got a bit of time, come on down to revel in the Bukowski and say hi!
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post-airtime, this is me with the sweet pamela (one of the dj's)♥
a recording of my raw, unedited, LIVE interview at local national radio station 93.8FM with the DJs pamela & stanley (you guys are awesome and super cool for calming my fraught nerves!). listen to the 12-minute clip if you want to hear my nasal voice hemming and hawing about my art and my solo show. gosh, its too weird to hear myself.thanks SCYA for arranging this and billy for being there to support me and for this great recording! you the man!
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Singapore Contemporary Young Artists (SCYA) and HOUSE collaborate to debut a young local illustrator’s first solo exhibition. Based on the theme of ‘Food Obsession’, the visual study on food behaviour features a series of limited digitally printed canvas artworks displayed and available for sale at HOUSE, 8D Dempsey Road from 11th of September to 10th October 2009.Her first exhibition illustrates the icons, symbols and representations of food as they interact with and manifest in the human body. Sub-topics such as vegetarianism, genetic modification, food and morality emerge in her artworks, resulting in images that are a tad whimsical, provocative and not to everyone’s tastebuds. But definitely, food for thought.
Chew on it. It’s another inspirational art exhibition held in the creative space of HOUSE.
Prices range from $150 to $550.
and i must also never forget to give my thanks to all these wonderful people for spreading the love about the show, coming up in 2 days!
- the lovely jacklyn from s.c.y.a.
- the good folks at farm.sg
- michele from culturepush
- kelvin’s post at fill-your-walls
- thangdynasty‘s delicious writeup (and tweet!)
- artinasia.com
apparently the guestlist is full already! so do come early, first 100 rsvp’d guests will receive a Whisky Sour with compliments from House!