Was she dumped? Was there a misunderstanding? Does she have second thoughts? You decide.Done in Photoshop. After two and a half hours, I need to visit the loo....
Tuesday, February 19, 2008
BY THE WINDOW
Was she dumped? Was there a misunderstanding? Does she have second thoughts? You decide.Done in Photoshop. After two and a half hours, I need to visit the loo....
Friday, February 15, 2008
WAITING
A quick 15 minutes doodle in the office while waiting for Jijoe to pick me up.
Sandra unaware of my temporary free time.
Chi Ren scrutinising his scripts
Some random silliness. For you, SereneSunday, February 10, 2008
SIMS 2 BABY BUGS
Whenever my sim visits the community lot, toddlers and baby can never be brought/seen there. Somehow, one fine day, my Sim gets invited to an outing. I love it when funny glitches happen...
Beau Broke learns how to pull out a chair and sits on it by himself
He decides on what to gum on
When that's not enough, he wants ice cream
Bored of being grown up, he crawls away to "important things at home"... alone.
The dormitory ghost doing a funky dance. The thing with Sims 2 University is that whenever an npc steps into his or her room, they become invisible. So this 'ghost' just wasn't fully materialized after she stepped out (another fond Sims 2 glitch). As for miss pale-face, nobody told her to stay outside in the snow for four hours.
"Hoit! Can't you see I'm busy here?!"
My sim, Ashton. Nerds are hot... :P
Ashton being super sexy in the shower... hee hee...!
Beau Broke learns how to pull out a chair and sits on it by himself
He decides on what to gum on
When that's not enough, he wants ice cream
Bored of being grown up, he crawls away to "important things at home"... alone.
The dormitory ghost doing a funky dance. The thing with Sims 2 University is that whenever an npc steps into his or her room, they become invisible. So this 'ghost' just wasn't fully materialized after she stepped out (another fond Sims 2 glitch). As for miss pale-face, nobody told her to stay outside in the snow for four hours.
"Hoit! Can't you see I'm busy here?!"
My sim, Ashton. Nerds are hot... :P
Ashton being super sexy in the shower... hee hee...!Monday, February 4, 2008
MY NEW TABLET
I need a certain degree of comfort when it comes to drawing. It doesn't have to be my environment nor the tools, but how familiar I am with using them or handling the subject. But when you approach them digitally, then it's a whole new thing altogether as the question is how well it can simulate the real deal. As I pretty much depend on my pc to explore my capabilities, it's definitely a let down when my previous tablet has started to give up on me... yet again. I guess that's what you get when you buy a dubious product in a rush and out of desperation.
Thus, I've set out to get myself a new tablet. I've not a deep pocket, so a Cintiq and an Intuous is out of the question for me. After making several researches on the new line of Wacom product, the Bamboo Fun (http://www.wacom-asia.com/bamboo/), it seems like the next best choice. It costs RM380 in Sunway Pyramid, and it comes with a bundled software (which includes PhotoImpact and CorelPainter) and get this: a mouse, which is wireless and don't require batteries. Sweet.
The moment I've entered my apartment, I wasted no time to set it up and tested it immediately while I was on the phone. The verdict? It was really smooth, albeit the heaviness of the stylus. It doesn't really glide across the surface like its predecessor, the Graphire; rather, you feel as if there's some texture which somewhat created a firm drag between the tip of the pen and the tablet. Very nice.
However, my only miff is the mouse. My guess that if you need to use it, it is better to buy the bigger Bamboo Fun. Mine is 5.8X3.6 inches, and that makes it feel a little awkward as the mouse is bigger than the working area (yes, it only works on the tablet). That would limit your movement to only your wrist instead of your elbow... definitely uncomfortable. And then there is another one of my woes - I'm ambidextrous. I do write and draw with my left, but I handle the mouse with my right. Looks like my desk will have to handle two mice then.
My overall rating for the product would be a 7.5 out of 10. Even if its functions need to get used to, you have to love how it looks (especially its shortcut buttons). Conclusion: I love my new tablet.
Thus, I've set out to get myself a new tablet. I've not a deep pocket, so a Cintiq and an Intuous is out of the question for me. After making several researches on the new line of Wacom product, the Bamboo Fun (http://www.wacom-asia.com/bamboo/), it seems like the next best choice. It costs RM380 in Sunway Pyramid, and it comes with a bundled software (which includes PhotoImpact and CorelPainter) and get this: a mouse, which is wireless and don't require batteries. Sweet.
The moment I've entered my apartment, I wasted no time to set it up and tested it immediately while I was on the phone. The verdict? It was really smooth, albeit the heaviness of the stylus. It doesn't really glide across the surface like its predecessor, the Graphire; rather, you feel as if there's some texture which somewhat created a firm drag between the tip of the pen and the tablet. Very nice.
However, my only miff is the mouse. My guess that if you need to use it, it is better to buy the bigger Bamboo Fun. Mine is 5.8X3.6 inches, and that makes it feel a little awkward as the mouse is bigger than the working area (yes, it only works on the tablet). That would limit your movement to only your wrist instead of your elbow... definitely uncomfortable. And then there is another one of my woes - I'm ambidextrous. I do write and draw with my left, but I handle the mouse with my right. Looks like my desk will have to handle two mice then.
My overall rating for the product would be a 7.5 out of 10. Even if its functions need to get used to, you have to love how it looks (especially its shortcut buttons). Conclusion: I love my new tablet.
A small test while I was on the phone with my mom and uncle. It took me 40 minutes to complete, and I have no desire to polish it anyway. Gong Xi Fatt Chai everyone!
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