Here's my last post for 2009 in Singapore! I'll be flying to the States tomorrow and had been busy scrambling with my vintage jewellery business since I am missing the Christmas sale takings. My next post will be from California!
I apologise for the lost of steam in blogging and I haven't done a single artwork. Below you will see some snapshots that occurred during this past Nov & Dec in Singapore.
This huge Christmas tree had lights but can't pick the faint glow with my camera. This is in Vivocity, it's just beside the harbour! I love Christmas light-ups! On the left you can see a cable car tower peeking in the horizon that links the main island to a resort/theme park island Sentosa. They are currently not in use as they are revamping the transport system to Sentosa. I think the management sold off the empty cars for mementos... nice idea though I don't know how one finds space to house a 4-seater cubicle.
2 Dec: 6am I took a shower and saw this bright orange thing from my bathroom window. It's bigger than usual and immediately thought of werewolves. My camera is really bad at taking celestial objects though. Talking about that, the Leonid meteor showers in November were a big disappointment. Not a streak in the sky. All the hype for nothing... the light pollution was frustrating. And the clouds. And the rain before that.
Wow, you're coming to the States?! California is so beautiful. Have you been there before? You're going to love it. Thanks for showing us a bit of what Singapore looks like in December. It's gorgeous!
Ohh lucky girl, I would love to visit California! Wishing you a safe trip!
I wish we had a giant Christmas Tree in Montreal too, but it might be difficult with the snow. Jealous :P hehhehee.
Have a Happy Christmas Lemon Shortbread. Look forward to reading more in the New Year.
Hope you had a great time..
Awesome blog, I love your art it's amazing. It's nice that you visit California, I'm from Mexico living in LA California, you will love it!!!
looking forward to see a whole lot more of your content, stunning day!
last few days our class held a similar talk about this subject and you show something we haven't covered yet, appreciate that.