Except Chinese cultural theme related event like Chinese paper cutting or fortune telling, I seldom wear a special costume do my caricature or silhouette cutting during event, unless the costume was subsidies by event company or client.
Basically, I still wear a vest and artist hats with or without suspender, which is the basic event caricaturist or silhouette cutting artist’s professional attire.
Few years ago, I wear a vest for every of my event booking, then recently I wear artist hat for my event. More and more caricaturist wears hats while doing their events recent years. I am not the first one who wear hats doing events, I remember the first person I saw who wear his red colour artist hats during event is Eric Ng in about at least 12 years ago. Anywhere, the pioneer caricaturist Einstein in Singapore is an artist who never wear hat while doing his show in my memory (thought he wear colourful costume instead).
Watched one of Singapore’s famous magicians JC Sum & Magic Babe Ning’s performance at Central Shopping Mall located at Clarke Quay to night, that was really amazing!
JC Sum and Ning’s performance was really attracted big crowd!
Cyril was the mcee of the show.
My breakfast.
Cute babies!
Their mum!
Just some interesting scene I thought.
Except Chinese cultural theme related event like Chinese paper cutting or fortune telling, I seldom wear a special costume do my caricature or silhouette cutting during event, unless the costume was subsidies by event company or client.
Just today’s dishes done by me ;p
Just bought this 'Otokoyama' Sake and some Sapporro Beers that not selling other place and only selling during the Hokkaido Fair period.
Just try some Chna Beer and 'Phuket' Beer that I never see before.
That was great that I was doing roving caricature and silhouette cutting for a morning event at National Museum.
Little angels was playing some art stuffs in the museum, that was a cute scene ;p
Cool wedding car!
