Upon the High Seas – Nautical Vintage Charm Bracelet.
Inspired by nautical steampunk fashion. =) There’s not much of that around. Ribbon may be taken off. Charms are a mix of copper, brass and oxidized silver. Length about 7.5″. Toggle clasp. Beads include off-white pearl, black crystals, and red crystal.
SOLD!
Through Your Eyes
Made for a friend’s very belated 21st Birthday.
She loves photography, so made a camera and tripod.
The camera is structurally inaccurate.
Hoping to market better ones soon!
Sweet-Smelling Soul
Made for a friend’s 21st Birthday.
She loves hearts and perfumes.
Title derived from her love for all things sweet, especially chocolate.
Made for a friend for her 21st Birthday.
Reflection
Key = guarding one’s heart wisely.
Mirror = to reflect the Creator’s love, and also because my friend is rather vain. 
Crucifix = self-explanatory.
And if you have a minute why don’t we go
Talk about it somewhere only we know?
This could be the end of everything
So why don’t we go
Somewhere only we know? — Somewhere only we know, Keane.
Inspired by the song above.
Made another miniature scene of Calvin and Hobbes.
Do head over to my Etsy shop to purchase it.
A birthday gift for a friend.
Left to right:
A wand + fairy + wand box.
For 21st birthday.
Forget what we’re told
Before we get too old
– Chasing Cars by Snow Patrol (Yes, somehow it inspired me more. XD)
A Boy and His Tiger on Winter's Day
Base: 4cm diameter
Height: 5cm
Made with Air-dry Clay, varnished.
Wanna buy? Head here: My Etsy Store.
Update (03/24/11): SOLD!
forget the world.
was inspired by the song, Chasing Cars by Snow Patrol, and this image came into my mind. i originally wanted to make a scene for Remus and Sirius under a tree, but i decided to try it first. The tree is made of tissue paper, folded into a flower, and then painted with acrylic paint. =)
i don’t know what exactly happened, maybe due to the dry air, but the bottom is cracked, as you can see in the last picture. =[ so, i’m selling it for cheap on my etsy. the model is varnished with matte varnish. =)
i’ve already planned my friends’ Christmas presents, especially ones that i could easily make. unfortunately, i don’t have enough time to mail it to them before Christmas. =( but here’s a little peek at one of the gifts i’m making for them. 
Preview of the chocolates inside.
Peek-a-boo! Classic sneakpeek shot.
And the lucky recipient is... =D
That’s all for now. 
more to come!
Close-up shot of dry noodles
Back home, these are called mee kolok. The noodles are usually home-made, with egg and lard as main ingredients, with starch. They would sprinkle chopped leek, and minced pork meat, topped with sliced pork meat, called char siew. They look exceptionally delectable, and the aroma that wafts to your nose simply entice you to savor them.
It was fun to make these, and I needn’t worry about them drying up too fast. =D I was so worried that the char siew wouldn’t turn out realistically enough, but it looks good here, as well as in real life. =D The portioning of the noodles are exaggerated, but it’s really good to induce some rumbles from our bottomless pits right? XD
Here’s another picture of them, with an American dime. It’s about 1.5 cm in diameters.
Scale Picture
