{ Pixar - 25 Years of Animation HK }

Pixar Exhibition at the Hong Kong Heritage Museum in April 2011.

Get to see some of the drawings for Toy Story 3. There is a drawing of a Hamm ship. So detailed and interesting. On a set of colour scripts, I even saw Totoro in it! My gosh! There are a set of collage images showing various heros and villains. Make me want to go through and cut out all the magazines at home to make something so fun as well. Lots of character design sketches. Boo from Monster Inc. has a few very different looks but I love the Boo now. Even Sullican has different looks as well. I have not watched Up yet, so when I saw the storyboard depicting Carl and Ellie, it was very touching and sad. Going to watch it soon. Many of the exhibits are very interesting, especially the x-ray images and the models are a must see there.  The Exhibition runs from 28 March to 11 July, 2011.

{ Hong Kong International Poster Triennial 2011 }

	"Act . Live " - The 4th Hong Kong International Poster Triennial. I love looking and reading posters since I can learn from them. I have posted a few that I love form the Poster Triennial. Enjoy.
Childhood is Not Child's Play! by David Tartakover.
by Kan Tai Keung. by Pang Lei.
Bonjour Madame by Paula Troxler. Ultralight by Harmen Liemburg.
Kari Piippo Workshop by Kari Piippo. Eugeniusz and Max Skorwiderowie Plakaty by Eugeniusz Skorwider.
We did not Try Hard Enough by Guy Saggee.
It's not only a Nuclear Test by Chu Wei-cheng.

{ DETOUR 2010 }

DETOUR is organized by the Hong Kong Ambassadors of Design to showcase and promote young local creative talent. DETOUR 2010 took place in the cells of Victorica Prison Hong Kong. I especially enjoyed the exhibit by HKU Architecture students(shown in the last two photos). Looking forward to DETOUR 2011. :)

{ Happy New Year!! }

So much to share, first, my Jan 1, 09's journal page about my experience going through an expressive art therapy workshop on Dec 29, 08'. We participated in various exercies which are designed to help us relax and to connect with others around us with the help of music, drama and art. I did feel more refreshed after the workshop, but due to the limited time, we didn't get to the "therapy" (or I should say the "consultation" part which interests me most. I have to agree that by doing all the art exercises is already part of the therapy.) I will look up the books introduced during the workshop to better understand how art therapy works.



This is one of the group paintings we did during the workshop.



Art works and clay figures by Hong Kong artist Carrie Chau. Simply wonderful!!