Keishi Ohtomo’s live action adaptation of Rurouni Kenshin‘s explosive Kyoto Arc has brought several Japanese actors *cough*Takeru Satoh*cough* to the international limelight and revitalised both the work of Nobuhiro Watsuki and the samurai movie genre. If you’re observant enough (or seen it at least five times over like me), you’d have noticed a couple of things in both films.
(Ok, I lied.)
SPOILER ALERT! Read at your own risk:
I attended the preview for New Look’s Autumn Winter 2013 Collection last month, on the condition that I was to write an entry detailing their offerings, along with my experience piecing together a look in a team challenge Little did I know that my humble lil write up was to be picked among the top 5 entries!
The perks are obvious, but the greater reward is in having my entry recognized for whatever merit it had. 😀
If a wedding dress is the most important thing a gal can wear in her life, the second most important thing is probably her graduation gown. And with something as significant as this, you’d better be darn sure that you get the right stuff to complete the look and help you stand out from the crowd in whatever way you want.
But since you can’t exactly deck your entire robe in bling, or heaven forbid, modify it entirely, the next best option is to personalize your mortarboard with a little decoration. It also goes a long way in helping you find it back after throwing it into the air with your peers, so really, why not? 😉
Here’s a little DIY I did with mine!
It takes a little patience and creativity, but the wannabe artist in me enjoys creating and putting little designs together! 😀
There are many ways you spend the weekend – sleeping in, shopping, or catching up with your friends over a good cuppa. And if you’re lucky enough, you get to be a calefare in an upcoming commercial!
It all started some time back when my course mate Yen Lin, aka NUS Ukulele Girl, made waves in Singapore when she boarded a shuttle bus in school and held an impromptu singalong, all in the name of making NUS a happier place.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=koRxe1wO4Gw
Who knew that StarHub would soon approach her to star in an ad for their latest Facebook application, Happy Everywhere!
The video’s pretty simple; it’s a re-enactment of her impromptu singalong, so calefare were needed to re-create the lively atmosphere on the shuttle bus. Needless to say, I was pretty excited at this chance so I immediately said yes when Yen Lin asked around.
On the advice of my friends, and the sheer need of having an online portfolio for my work, I’ve decided to set up this little space in the World Wide Web for all my writing exploits! I’ve always loved writing since I was young; from short stories in primary school, to event articles for my Publications CCA in university, and hopefully, this blog will push me to write more regularly amid my studies C:
Keep your eyes peeled! 😀
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