Introducing my very own “HELLO SANDWICH かわいく暮らす、ものづくりのアイデア帖” book! I haven’t had a chance to try making any of the art & craft tutorial in this book yet, so this is more of a quick look review. Or, more like, a “show off cos I have this book and you don’t” review. Either way, enjoy it! For those who don’t know, Hello Sandwich is a blog/brand by an Australian artist/designer, Ebony, who lives in Japan. Yep, now you …
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Review: The Hello Sandwich Book is pretty to look at & awesome to get your crafts on!
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{Japan Winter} Roppongi Hills & Mori Art Museum, Tokyo: Lovely view of Tokyo at the Roppongi Crossing
Roppongi’s Art Triangle makes it a popular destination for lovers of art and beautiful things. I am one of those people. After our afternoon visit to Tokyo Midtown, I knew that Roppongi Hills would not disappoint. Roppongi Hills Arriving at Roppongi Hills, it was already about 4.30pm. We walked past Louise Bourgeois’s giant spider sculpture, Maman, and an equally giant Christmas tree to find our way to Mori Tower. There were plenty of signage around the complex, …
Melbourne Now: A stroll along NGV Ian Potter Centre, Fed Square
Ever since Melbourne Now was first advertised, I have been looking forward to my imminent trip to check this art exhibition out. Sadly, it opened one week before I left for my Japan trip and so I decided to visit in 2014. Long story short, I procrastinated until one week before the exhibition ends (this week, 23 March). Last Sunday, I finally did a planned impromptu trip with another friend to visit Melbourne Now at …
What are your hopes and dreams?
I love walking around Melbourne and finding treasures that make my eyes light up and my lips curved up. Last Sunday, I had one of those moments. I was spending time with mum at QV when we passed an art space with pretty signs saying: “Hope is all you need.” Coincidentally, an hour before that, a friend of mine messaged me and told me about this very exhibition (he sure knew this was my kinda …
London 2012: No, it’s not the Olympics, just plenty of street photographs!
I am definitely not a traveller. I don’t like walking. I hate the plane. I have an impressive track record of being sick during travel. And I get home sick quicker than you can say supercalifragilisticexpialidocious (this one is an exaggeration but you get what I mean). In saying that, I have travelled to many countries. And recently, I visited my sister in London and travelled around the EU also. In fact, I’ve just returned …