When Worlds Collide: The Growing Influence Of Tech In Art
As the influence of technology in art grows, two local artists share how they use tech to create immersive exhibits at Singapore Art Week 2020.
2 Architects Behind Very Instagrammable Designs In KL On Why They Don’t Design For Instagram
Design company POW Ideas are behind some of the most instagrammable spaces in KL, such as Market Lane, Inside Scoop, Kaiju and KL Journal.
Why He Left The Banking Industry To Build “The Etsy Of M’sia”, When Etsy Already Exists
CRAFT La is a Malaysian e-commerce platform that allows local artisans to market their handmade arts and crafts and also organise online workshops.
This S’porean Gets Paid Up To Over $10K To “Deface” Designer Goods – Now Has A 2-Year Waitlist
Some factors that determine the cost are the size and material of the item, number of colours used, number of straight lines as well as the size of details.
How This M’sian Went From College Dropout To Successful Online Artist
Mabel Story is an arts and crafts business started by Ipoh local Mabel Low in 2012. She creates clay sculptures inspired by Japanese anime.
Normal-Sized M’sian Runs A Larger-Than-Life Business Creating Tiny Everyday Things
Lim Pui Wan is a Kuala Lumpur-based artist who creates breathtaking miniature art which is relatable to us as it is based on Malaysian culture.
He Put S’pore On The World Streetwear Map – Designs Sneakers For Mike Shinoda, Kobe Bryant
Mark Ong first started as a one-man sneaker customisation workshop, but his brand SBTG has since grown into a full-fledged design and production house.
This S’porean Artist Once Hung On A Thread With Just $50 – Now Embroiders For Gucci, Netflix, SIA
Teresa Lim would travel around the world armed with a needle and thread, spending hours embroidering landmarks as part of her #SewWanderlust series.
This 28-Year-Old’s Short-Lived Childhood Hobby Ricrocheted Into A Full-Time Business
Her childhood hobby only lasted for six months, but inspired by her university classmate, she decided to strike it out on her own.
If M’sia Was Featured In Its Very Own Anime, It’d Look Exactly Like This
Loka Made is a creative brand that aspires to give a new perspective on Malaysian culture through their art style that they incorporate with Japanese anime.
This S’porean Makes Money Out Of Nice Handwriting – Signs Chanel, Dior, And Fendi As Clients
Meet Ruth Tan, head honcho of The Workroom. From 2008 to now, this woman has come a long way to spread the joy of crafting.
Naiise Conquered Online To Offline In S’pore, Now Marks M’sia Next For E-Commerce Expansion
Naiise, a Singaporean platform that features local and international designs launches in Malaysia and has a competition with a hotel stay as a prize.