Tuesday, August 26, 2008

Backdrop Chandelier


Perfect for backdrop with a cluster of back light. Found from Etsy

Wednesday, August 20, 2008

DIY: snowflake ornaments





Follow these easy steps to make whimsical ornaments perfect for decorating or gifting.


What You'll Need for the Large Snowflake Pictured:
  • 3 sheets of 8½" by 11" heavyweight paper —we used double-sided metallic cover paper from Archiver's
  • 1 sheet for the larger loops (shown here in red)
  • 2 sheets for the smaller loops (shown here in gold)
  • X-acto knife
  • Ruler
  • ½" double-sided tape
  • 18" piece of ribbon
Step 1: Cut Strips
Cut your paper into 1"-wide strips. You will need seven 8"-long strips for the larger loops, twelve 6"-long strips for the smaller loops.

Step 2: Make Loops
Using your double-sided tape, make all of your strips into loops. Double-sided tape should be strong enough for most papers but, if needed, you can use regular clear tape on the outside of your seams to make your loops extra secure.

Step 3: Assemble the Spokes

To make the spokes of your snowflake, use double-sided tape to attach two small loops to a large loop—one attached to the inside, one to the outside. You should have one large loop remaining. This is the center of your snowflake.

Step 4: Attach the Spokes

Arrange your spokes around the center loop and attach them with double-sided tape.

Step 5: Attach Loops
Use double-sided tape to attach the sides of your spokes together.

Step 6: Attach Ribbon
Tie on your ribbon and hang!

Note: Experiment with different configurations and papers. The center snowflake pictured was made by pinching the loops into a petal shape. The snowflake on the far right was made with white and silver papers.

For full pictorial instructions, see dominos


Tuesday, August 19, 2008

Group Luncheon Look and Feel



Citrus
Look and feel for an upcoming 15 pax luncheon for the American' Women's Club Shanghai at Myszka's apartment.

Monday, August 18, 2008

A question to designers

I've been ask this question since I started drawing. My graduate essay was [Design: Making order out of chaos]. These simple answers by Calie Anderson really put things into perspective.

Table setting inspiration for kids table

Never go out of style with these little animal blocks. I am sure adults will love it too.
See it all here.



Tuesday, August 12, 2008

Beijing Olympics: Absolute Eye Candy


Jeff Gross/Getty Images


Photo by Adam Pretty/Getty Images


WILLIAM WEST/AFP/Getty Images


AFP PHOTO / Jewel Samad


Photo by Adam Pretty/Getty Images


Streeter Lecka/Getty Images


Mike Hewitt/Getty Images


AP Photo/David Phillip


AFP PHOTO / Joe Klamar


FABRICE COFFRINI/AFP/Getty Images


AFP PHOTO / Olivier Morin


Sunday, August 10, 2008

A Priceless Gift



This is one of the best present a child can receive on their 21st birthday. It will take at least a year to document and a few thousand rmb for a camera and another few k for printing and binding, however, that will depends on the number of pages, copies required and complexity. Nevertheless, it's all worth the effort because it will be priceless. And I definitely recommend this to mom-to-be. Start writing!

I will be designing one for my mom's birthday. I know she'll be so happy and the best thing I can give. Memories.