Holla..Today, cikgu nak introduce Mr.Pakngah Alipz bin Omar..He's a fulltime creative designer. I've been following his artwork on Facebook and Deviantart..Really cool stuff for those who are keen on not becoming an engineer or doctor.
According to this dude, he has been doing this kind of job even before he graduated. Sometimes he does freelance,a person who is working on his own,and sometimes he attends to his clients..
I stumbled upon this blog of Wonderful Reminder..Mengingatkan saya tentang kisah diri yang seringkali perlu mengingatkan orang tentang sesuatu..dan sering diperingatkan juga kalau ada sesuatu...
Bacalah..Baru anda akan tahu apa yang perlu diingati...
To those who love Japanese food, here's another not to be missed creation-BENTO!
Bento is similar like take-away food or tapau. A traditional bento consists of rice, fish or meat, and one or more pickled or cooked vegetables, usually in a box-shaped container.
Containers range from disposable mass produced to hand crafted lacquerware. Although bento are readily available in many places throughout Japan, including convenience stores, bento shops, train stations, and department stores, it is still common for Japanese homemakers to spend time and energy for their spouse, child, or themselves producing a carefully prepared lunch box.
Bento can be arranged in a style called kyaraben or "character bento". Kyaraben is typically decorated to look like popular Japanese cartoon characters (anime), characters from comic books (manga), or video game characters.
Another popular bento style is "oekakiben" or "picture bento", which is decorated to look like people, animals, buildings and monuments, or items such as flowers and plants. Contests are often held where bento arrangers compete for the most aesthetically pleasing arrangements.
There are similar forms of boxed lunches in the Philippines (Baon), Korea (Dosirak), Taiwan (Biandang), and India (Tiffin). Also, Hawaiian culture has adopted localized versions of bento featuring local tastes after over a century of Japanese influence in the islands.
Japan-a country that is famous for lots of stuffs. From fashion, anime to food and toys! Today's feature item is KONAPUN-introduced some 20 years ago-Kona (which means powder),used materials such as sodium alginate as the main ingredient,a substance that can dissolve easily in water.
Kids can enjoy making great looking snacks without using any heat or oil and produce replicas of food, including curry, rice, pizza, donuts and many more. Konapun also helped kids experience an almost-real-alike food making session. Imagine when you create Konapun Donuts,you'll be placing your donuts in a 'frying pan' and the bubbles come out as if you're really frying them!
Here's some preview on Konapun I embedded from youtube.Enjoy!
