Copywriter/Designer living and working in Singapore. Dreaming of traveling to Italy, publishing a children's book some day and being able to quit my job for a freelance career in writing.

I'm going international folks! I'm now offering my copywriting and editing services to anyone, anywhere. Just let me know what's required and I'll send you a quotation in Singapore dollars. Want to see some samples? Email me at the link above.

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Thursday, May 01, 2008

My first magazine 

This is the cover of my first magazine - lol or Living Out Loud. This 20-page issue is currently only available at Lasalle - College of the Arts. The next issue due out at the end of June, on the SIM campus.

You can read an interview I did of a Singapore illustrator here. Thanks OIC!

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Sunday, January 20, 2008

New project - Beanie 

I've been quiet online this past week cause of work - pitches, all due Friday morning. They were all done in time, leaving a rather free afternoon and time for long lunch. Nice!

Over last summer, I picked up crochet again, thanks to D. And my project this week was to tackle the beanie. Easy-peasy, right? Ack! Creating the stitches are one thing. UNDERSTANDING the shorthand instructions is quite another. But crochet them I did although my first one, the brown/black beanie took me a couple of days. Then the gray/white one was completed in a 4-hour stretch. Both were in an acrylic/wool combo. I'd like to try one with cotton yarn. But for now, I'm quite happy with them, just to get the crown right - it should be a smooth curve, more rounded.

But what do you think?

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