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Category Archives: Illustration
Picture Books with Seniors
I am currently exploring how good picture books might be used with seniors. The artistry of images and wonderful storytelling, the possibility of both reminiscing and wild imagining together, all points to potential waiting to be tapped in picture books … Continue reading
Apps for Videos
Been exploring some apps for creating interesting videos. The first one is using TikTok’s avatar and greenscreen feature. The facial expressions were captured quite vividly don’t you think? https://vt.tiktok.com/ZS8UNxwd4/ For the second, I used an avatar created via AvatarCam and … Continue reading
Posted in App, Illustration, iPad, Videos, Web Resources
Tagged app, avatarcam, capcut, ipad, promo video, TikTok
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Flowers for Mother’s Day
Learnt from listening to the radio that traditionally, for the Chinese, the flower that expresses our love for our mothers is the daylily 忘忧草 or 萱草. The common name 忘忧草 (wang4 you1 cao 3) literally means to forget our worries. … Continue reading
Posted in Illustration, Reflections, Web Resources
Tagged daylily, flowers, Mother’s Day, recipe
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Christmas – Lion and Lamb
What you see here was drawn only this morning. Unconventional for Christmas? Normally, you would not be too surprised to see lambs and shepherds since angels did appear to shepherds with the glorious message of Jesus’ birth. But a lion? … Continue reading
Posted in Illustration, Reflections, writing
Tagged christmas, joy to the world, revelation
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What Do You Hear?
Created a new TinyTap game about Asian musical instruments. In part, this was to try out TinyTap’s new creation interface which has recently been refreshed after a very long time. very intuitive as before. Tell me what you think.
Serene
National Gallery Singapore recently had an open call for digital artwork in response to artwork in the national collection for projection during this year’s Gallery Light Up. I was fascinated by Cheong Soo Pieng’s Weaver and wanted to capture the … Continue reading
Posted in App, Artsplorer, Creativity, Illustration, iPad
Tagged ar makr, artivive, augmented reality, GalleryLightUp, National Gallery Singapore, OurHeartforSG, UnitedThroughCulture
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Duan Wu Festival
https://www.tinytap.it/activities/g3pnn/play/duan-wu-festival It started with doodling this morning. This being Duan Wu Festival, I randomly drew this. While I know the legend of Qu Yuan that is the origin of this festival, I realised that I do not know what Duan … Continue reading
Posted in App, Ed Tech, Illustration, Tinytap, Web Resources
Tagged Chinese, dragon boat, Duan wu festival, Mandarin
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When is Chinese New Year
It has been a while since I last created a TinyTap story/game. My good friend Ellen Weber asked me to recommend a good book about Chinese New Year and that was the spark I needed. In under 10 hours, here’s … Continue reading
Packed Weekend
It is no mere coincidence to be involved in two separate events running over the same weekend and both were held in the same venue. Between 5 to 8 Sep, I was at both the Asian Festival of Children’s Content … Continue reading
Posted in App, Creativity, Event, Illustration, iPad, Tinytap, Workshop Materials
Tagged afcc2019, National Arts Council, silver arts, Tinytap
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