'Rod Pop' plushie ^_^

This picture was taken in the middle of 2011, when I attended my senior sai rahud sister graduation ceremony day and bought her this gift, which can be named a Rod Pop plushie, or Chulalongkorn Pink Bus plushie, as these names denote what the gift is. I preordered this gift, in order to secure my intended purchase as I found this gift very unique and memorable. The Chulalongkorn Pink Bus or reffered to as Rod Pop, is a very special symbol, because of its characteristics, embracing part of Chulalongkorn's student's life, because of its presence as one of the best mode of transporation around Chulalongkorn University, and its adorable look that liven up the atmosphere of Chulalongkorn University. Whereas the different creative faces of the pink bus plushie that can be bought, allow this cute bus to stay cheerful in the hearts of past Chulalongkorn University students' life forever more.  

Symbolic face of me :D

This is a symbol face of me drawn in microsoft word, using only simple shapes and lines, with fillings, of different colours to create my basic facial features and hair style from my perspective. Including my slightly high forehead, my black eyebrows, my medium size dark coloured eyes, with a streak of eyeliner on both sides of my eyes as I often wear eyeliner, my medium size nose, small pink redish colour lip, together essembled on my long oval shape face. While my rectangle shape glasses with shades of dark green colour is also placed on my face as I wear glasses. My long weavy hair and a left fringe, too are drawn in order to complete my look.    

Self Portrait :)

Self portrait of myself, drawn freely by hand by my friend, Fon Thanyaluck Predatanasirikul. In accordance to her perespective of my look from the outside, the essential features of my face, my neck, my hair as well as a part of my univerisity's uniform are sketched out, quite systematically, on a piece of paper.  As I wore glasses it is too depicted in the drawing, higlighting the essence of realism. My weavy hair is also carefully layered out, as I have natural loose curls, together essembled with my left fringe.    

Craving for 'Bubble Tea'?

'Bubble tea' or 'Pearl milk tea,' for the past decade has risen in its popularity, especially among the new generation. The reasons being that it is pratical to drink, an 'on-to-go' type of consumption, with a lot of varieties to choose from, reasonable in price and that it tastes simply delacious. 'Bubble Tea,' nowdays appeal to a wide variety of consumers, and although it has originally been popular among Asian people, nowdays as a consequent of gloablaization, 'Bubble Tea' is also famous among the Westerners as well. With many shops all over the world today, establishing their own 'Bubble Tea' business providing their customers access to the 'Peal milk Tea,' phenomenon. This picture reveal a type of 'Pearl milk tea,' taken at a 'Bubble tea' shop, at Sukumvit area in Bangkok, in which instead of using normal tea to make the pearl milk tea, the traditonal thai tea, with its unqiue flavour, originated in Thailand is used. For people who love 'Thai tea' and 'Bubbe tea', this new combination is very desirable, and as a result it has turn out to be a great success, in the current time in Thailand, alongside other 'Bubble tea,' selections on the menu.    

Back to simplicity

On one early morning at Amphwa, a snapshot of this amazing scenary was taken. A very inspiration image that left one to wonder about the way of life of the people who live in this area, with the river so close by. The essence of simplicity and transqulity are potrayed so magnificiently that one is left feeling so calm and pleasant, while at the same time also feeling perplexed by what is unknown behind this lifestyle. Transforming to life these thoughts by the elements within this image, including the calm river, a temple surrounded by many tall trees, and a Buddhist monk rowing a boat towards the temple. It stirred and urge for one to spent more time with nature, and to leave the hectic busy life of the city behind, to discover something new beyond what one may think they knew.

Scream for Ice-cream!?

This picture stired up an essence of mixed feelings and thoughts. As it offers the viewers not only a sense of dersire but hiddens something beneath its literal meaning. Of which this picture represents five mini ice-cream on a cone with different flavours, whereby its literal name is known as the 'baby set.' What is interesting about this image, that can be noted, of which fuel a thought of inspiration to take this picture is the idea that this image truely represents how far society has come. In that the petits ice-cream of different flavours with the small cones, sitting on top of the ready-to-eat packaged box, evidently exposed the reality world. Whereby because there are different types of consumers, businesses in order to race forward in today's competition world, must initiate plans to meet the criteria of their customers. Just like in this case, these small ice-creams are targeted at a rather much younger generation. An ideal for kids, for people who are on a rush (very suitable for the city life), or simply for anyone who love to try new things.  

     

Aboriginal Artwork

Aboriginal Artwork is one very inspiration pieces of art, because of its uniqueness, and the way that it provoke a sense of mystery behind its lavish beauty. Like in this picture, that was taken in Sydney from a shop near the famouse 'Opera House', displayed Aboriginal artwork that was used to decorate objects and atefacts, in which has long been a tradition in the Aboriginal culture. In order to express and communicate their knowledge and their perceptions of the world around them. The amazing usage of dots, lines and swirls together with the combinations of different bold and bright natural colours, and the symbolic animal that can be found in Australia, as a whole reinforced the very heart of Aboriginal art and the essence of an intergrated culture of the Aborgines.