Showing posts with label sonny liew. Show all posts
Showing posts with label sonny liew. Show all posts
Friday, January 15, 2010
"Au Pays des Merveilles"
Trailer done for the French edition of Wonderland, called ""Au Pays des Merveilles" which translates as... "Land of Wonders" i think :p Always with the plinky rinky Burton-Elfmanesque music! Why must it be so? :p
Labels:
alice,
bao,
dan vado,
disney,
jennifer de guzman,
sonny liew,
tommy kovac,
wonderland
Friday, November 21, 2008
The Half Flat Art Show
The Half Flat Art Show is on from Nov 29- Dec 30 at the Black Earth Art Musuem in Singapore. Original Comic Book Art and Robot Paintings on display, together with the works of another 3 illustrators :p
For more event photos, click here: http://www.facebook.com/album.php?aid=88943
For a show review: http://www.liquidcitizen.net/temp/IS-reviewsmall.jpg
For Gilamon Studio's report of the Liquid City book launch at Kinokuniya Singapore, goto:
http://gilamon.blogspot.com/2008/12/at-liquid-city-launch-in-singapore.html
Labels:
gilamon,
half flat,
kinokuniya,
lefty,
liquid city,
skan srisuwan,
sonny liew
Thursday, September 25, 2008
Press Release thingy
Press Release info for the Liquid City launch and the "Half Flat" Art show :
http://www.liquidcitizen.net/pressrelease3.pdf
The Anthology launch will be at Kinokuniya (Ngee Ann City) 2:00-4:00 PM on November 29 2008, and the "Half Falt" art show opening will be at the Black Earth Art Museum, later that evening at 7:30 PM.
Labels:
half flat,
koh hong teng,
liquid city,
skan srisuwan,
sonny liew,
tan lun cheak
Saturday, June 28, 2008
Singapore Toys and Comics Convention - Saturday
It was the first day STCC was open to the public today, and many of us had thought it might turn out to be a sedate affair, so it was a real surprise on arriving in the morning to see the queue that had built up by bout 11...

Not quite the San Diego Comic Con , but given its a first time affair, the turnout and buzz was pretty impressive, and those of us who had rented booths were left frazzled (in a good way) by the end of the day by the activity involved - meeting fellow fans and creators, selling merchandise, all that.
There was also was great toys on display, including an excellent Star Wars section that had a whole bunch of storm troopers, the debut of the Clone Wars toys line, and best of all the full old school line up from the 70s and 80s, including two of my faves, Han Solo and Darth Vader in all their limited-articulation glory :) The presence of stores like Basheer Books, offering proper convention discounts, debut showings of the Manga Batman anime and all sorts of competitions also added to the general atmosphere.

One letdown was the absence of Lao Fu Zhi/ Old Master Q artist Joseph Wong Chak, who was unfortunately unable to make it due to 'urgent personal circumstances'. Generally the number of celeb-level artists present was on the low side, and too few people had risked taking on Artist Alley booths (on unfounded fears as it turned out), but in general it did feel like a small -scale SDCC, with lots of growth potential. A lot of publishers and companies approached apparently want to wait for the second STCC before committing resources to taking part, and I do hope that the convention gets bigger and better every year :)
As was most the Singapore fraternity was there: from IFS, to ACAS, Ken Foo, Troy Chin, plus some from across the causeway like Gilamon and Gempak; even Tan Eng Huat was wondering around for a bit ...more pics of everyone tomo! :p

For lots more photos go:
http://sgfrag.net/?p=3689
Not quite the San Diego Comic Con , but given its a first time affair, the turnout and buzz was pretty impressive, and those of us who had rented booths were left frazzled (in a good way) by the end of the day by the activity involved - meeting fellow fans and creators, selling merchandise, all that.
There was also was great toys on display, including an excellent Star Wars section that had a whole bunch of storm troopers, the debut of the Clone Wars toys line, and best of all the full old school line up from the 70s and 80s, including two of my faves, Han Solo and Darth Vader in all their limited-articulation glory :) The presence of stores like Basheer Books, offering proper convention discounts, debut showings of the Manga Batman anime and all sorts of competitions also added to the general atmosphere.
One letdown was the absence of Lao Fu Zhi/ Old Master Q artist Joseph Wong Chak, who was unfortunately unable to make it due to 'urgent personal circumstances'. Generally the number of celeb-level artists present was on the low side, and too few people had risked taking on Artist Alley booths (on unfounded fears as it turned out), but in general it did feel like a small -scale SDCC, with lots of growth potential. A lot of publishers and companies approached apparently want to wait for the second STCC before committing resources to taking part, and I do hope that the convention gets bigger and better every year :)
As was most the Singapore fraternity was there: from IFS, to ACAS, Ken Foo, Troy Chin, plus some from across the causeway like Gilamon and Gempak; even Tan Eng Huat was wondering around for a bit ...more pics of everyone tomo! :p
For lots more photos go:
http://sgfrag.net/?p=3689
Labels:
basheer,
comics,
convention,
lao fu zhi,
sdcc,
singapore,
sonny liew,
stcc,
toys
Tuesday, May 20, 2008
podcasted
eh... my first podcast, with the usual ahh and ummms and non-sequiters :p much thanks to Chris from cIndyCenter.com for putting up with it all :p
http://www.cindycenter.com/
http://www.cindycenter.com/SonnyLiewFinal.mp3
http://www.cindycenter.com/
http://www.cindycenter.com/SonnyLiewFinal.mp3
Friday, March 28, 2008
Colouring Idiosyncracies
Some queries from various sources recently about the colouring done on Wonderland and Malinky Robot, so here's a quick walkthrough :p
Programme: Photoshop
First thing is scanning in the pencils at 300dpi, after which i adjust hue/saturation, brightness/contrast until it looks ready...

Image layer is now changed to 'Multiply' so you can see the layer of colour underneath it. Then its the mechanical process of blocking out the major areas in flat colours, which ends up looking like this:

Next a duplicate layer is made of colours and highlights, tones, shadows etc are worked on in the new colour layer. The layer box looks something like this:

The reason for keeping the old colour layer is so that its easy to select a large area on it using the Magic Wand tool; then you can go back to the new colour layer, and adjust the hue/saturation - its a quick way of making changes to the palette...
So eventually you end up with something like this (still a work in progress i think! :p)
Programme: Photoshop
First thing is scanning in the pencils at 300dpi, after which i adjust hue/saturation, brightness/contrast until it looks ready...
Image layer is now changed to 'Multiply' so you can see the layer of colour underneath it. Then its the mechanical process of blocking out the major areas in flat colours, which ends up looking like this:
Next a duplicate layer is made of colours and highlights, tones, shadows etc are worked on in the new colour layer. The layer box looks something like this:
The reason for keeping the old colour layer is so that its easy to select a large area on it using the Magic Wand tool; then you can go back to the new colour layer, and adjust the hue/saturation - its a quick way of making changes to the palette...
So eventually you end up with something like this (still a work in progress i think! :p)
Tuesday, October 2, 2007
malinky robot short
working on a short malinky robot story (um... about robots!) for flight 5 and /or liquid city. early colouring stages for a double page spread:
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