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http://www.lms-killbook.com/main.php

Artist's Deviantart: http://adonihs.deviantart.com/

Anybody who can appreciate the arts will love this. Two and a half years in the making, I can't wait for this 230 paged comic to be released. 230 pages, all done by one guy with much skillzzzz.

It may seem a bit far fetched, but I'm hoping this will be the next Starwars.

Overpriced

In Bugis Junction, next to the Kinokuniya book shop is a comic shop. This comic shop, called Absolute Comics, sells many cool stuff. Cool stuff I would buy. Until I take a look at the price tag. Holy shmokes! A figurine I can get for 15 bucks priced at 40! The same comic which can be found in both Kino (which is right next to this comic shop) and Absolute comics can cost 7 bucks more from the latter!

I wish they'd be more reasonable with their pricing. Then maybe I'd buy something from them.

So want! Look at the colour!

Had brunchner (breakie + lunch + dinner) today at Saizeriya, an Italian restaurant that claims to be the most famous in Japan. It was pretty empty, (they could use a makeover), but the food's GOOOOOD. And not too pricey. $2.50 for unlimited drinks. My favourite meal was the Doria with meat. Ooooh so gooood. And only for $4.30! nomnomnom

The mist

Finally, a 'B' grade horror flick which has quite decent animation. Surprisingly managed to keep me watching all the way, considering how I always give up halfway watching these kinda shows. Though, having "The Punisher" aka Thomas Jane (Woah just realised how fast 6 years have passed) and Darth Vader's secret apprentice aka Sam Witwer in the cast sure made things a lot more interesting. Also, Sam Witwer's eyebrows are interesting.

Never thought the ending would pan out the way I didn't want it to. What a waste.

Thanks to Eddy and the rest who planned the chalet. I was quite an experience. Sometimes, like now, I wish there was such a thing as freedom of speech, freedom of negative consequences, and much understanding. But of course, no such thing. Everything you type will be scrutinised. So let's leave it at that.

What's up with 24's same old twist where the one you pity most ends up the ultimate bad guy. Example: a spy in CTU. Always. I mean, the first few seasons where the guy/gal you rooted for was actually a spy sure made for a good plot twist, but come on, every season? At least it seems like every season. Don't they do extensive background checks on all their personnel after all the spies they've had infiltrating their ranks? Jeez.

Doesn't mean I don't like 24 though, to me, it's still the most engaging/entertaining series I've watched.

Need to get finished on some drawings. And workouts. Let the self improvements commence!

The end of Year TWO

And so marks the end of P2. I realised I haven't talked about it. I guess a summary is due.

My awesome team (which you couldn't ask for a better one):

Cheryl Ong
Kaz
KimLUK

I could actually sleep quite a bit during this project, which is surprising. Actually enjoyed doing what I was doing (thanks to the topic we chose;wide variety of scenes). To sum up P2 in a sentence long sentence, Computer lab almost everyday in darkness, wacom pen and hardisk, and lotsa communication through emails. Thanks to Cheryl's leadership and compiling of stuffs, I could for once 'do my job', knowing that someone else is making others do theirs.

What a 2 months it was, and now I've got this withdrawal symptom thing which will hopefully be cured in this Monday's chalet.

Clark Quey is so different from the last time I remembered it. Cart shops selling interesting stuff hard to find elsewhere, lights, touristy ambience and this bar called THE CLINIC, which, obviously is a clinic setting. What's cool is the design of the seats, the 'doctors' and 'nurses', and the ambience of it all. They even serve certain alcohol in IV drips.

And now, some stills from our Project.

Finally, someone who's officially on my Hate list/