my inspiration

on the edge

lilies from W

life in largo

Sketchbook project in Maine

It's been a while but got a mail from the sketchbook project people that my book has been viewed in Portland Maine, and the lovely Jen Meyer has put it up on Her Blog

thanks so much Jen!

Thomas Heatherwick speech

Just came back from a great speech by Thomas Heatherwick. Very humbled by his vision and way of articulating his process. Most of his comments on architecture can be applied to design so it was just a very informative and encouraging share. While his interviewer/speaker no.2 交大教授曾成德talked about nothing. Mediocre content with a lot of fancy words that really means nothing at all. There was a moment when Heatherwick was distracted by something and said "oh I forgot what i was talking about" and the professor said "I forgot too" and moved on to the next topic. CRINGE. His answer to the question "a suggestion for students planning on becoming architects" is "be optimistic" and then laughs with a few audiences as if it was an inside joke. What kind of an answer is that, really? Overall, I just think design, architecture, anything remotely intellectual or requires some depth has no depth in Taiwan. At least in academia that is. I'm such a hater. Anyway back to Heatherwick,

self

i think i've come down with post-exhibition depression.
if anything like it does exist. i want to reformat my computer, go back home down south, sleep for a week and then wake up and drive to the beach.
why am i back at the beginning again? it's frightening.
i need to do something else, quick.


my favorite piece of all time
did it in second year
wish i have a better scan

Hong Kong diner

so here we are at CNY again, what a year!
i participated in the sketchbook project this year, but sadly didnt get much done, hope i'll be more resilient this year, but here are some excerpts from the book:

the fall

why do one spend so much time contemplating the past?

because it's so good sometimes...

second year drawing: