Leon, of Shitoujii, who previously inked blankanvas on my skin, is in town from now til 8 July 2009. The little girl with a tie on my back was feeling a little lonely and I had Leon complete the family earlier this morning, with both my wife and my son Rebel.
A little overdue to be honest, but time has been an increasingly rare luxury to date. My landing page has been stripped to its bare minimum, without any unnecessary visual fluff one might find in a typical self-proclaimed social media expert’s website.
Interview by Yuen-C of Digital Life, The Straits Times, alongside with Belinda Ang. Thanks, Yuen-C.
I was particularly proud of being interviewed by Lian He Zao Bao, alongside with both Claudia and Howie, because for the first time ever, I could present an article my Chinese-speaking parents could read and hence beam with pride. Or so I thought.
Caught on camera having a moment with myself and T3 magazine at a recent photoshoot.
Gonna have to thank Noel for making me look decent enough.
For Gadget3′s February 2009 issue, both T and I offered our two cents’ worth on the general observation on the Internet babies saying things and/or posting pictures that were once considered no-gos online. The question raised was about whether this behaviour is a worrying trend, or an acceptable evolution of free speech.
I think my wifey was hinting something with this doodle. And oh, that cat was supposed to be Rebel, but she didn’t know how to draw a Chihuahua. Haha. My wife’s funny.
Not that I’m complaining, considering what a lazyass Twitter user I am (I’m more active on Plurk), but what the hell happened here? Anyone care to explain?
Guy Kawasaki’s latest book, Reality Check, signed and delivered to me by the man himself.
