Stationery Project – a project that remind us of our highs and lows of our schooldays. There are many memories during our schooldays, for some people it was a journey full of joy; and for some, schooldays were a one hell of bittersweet memories. We compete, trying to fit in with others, or even writing a fancy love letter to our crush.However, stationery has been one of the best medium to show off how incredibly hip we were. From ink eraser to colour pencils set, we were catching up with latest cool trend.

Stationery Project – a project that remind us of our highs and lows of our schooldays. There are many memories during our schooldays, for some people it was a journey full of joy; and for some, schooldays were a one hell of bittersweet memories. We compete, trying to fit in with others, or even writing a fancy love letter to our crush.However, stationery has been one of the best medium to show off how incredibly hip we were. From ink eraser to colour pencils set, we were catching up with latest cool trend.

Lunar Year Project; a project specially for Lunar New Year 2018. It’s that time of the year where family and friends reunite, your empty coffee table probably gonna stocked with lots of snacks and drinks. What are the things that you missed the most or familiar with?

Lunar Year Project; a project specially for Lunar New Year 2018. It’s that time of the year where family and friends reunite, your empty coffee table probably gonna stocked with lots of snacks and drinks. What are the things that you missed the most or familiar with?

To celebrate our nation sixtieth independence, we would like to commemorate this anniversary with some embroidered icons of Malaysia that all of us were once familiar with (and hopefully still). Some of these were icons of our history, some of these still exist today – but not necessarily always in our mind. We reckon many of them have been rendered invisible by our hectic lives. Nonetheless, this is a part of our culture and we hope to see it remembered. Yet, in silence they have witnessed the effect of time on this land – from the first arrivals of our forefathers to the nation as we know it today.

To celebrate our nation sixtieth independence, we would like to commemorate this anniversary with some embroidered icons of Malaysia that all of us were once familiar with (and hopefully still). Some of these were icons of our history, some of these still exist today – but not necessarily always in our mind. We reckon many of them have been rendered invisible by our hectic lives. Nonetheless, this is a part of our culture and we hope to see it remembered. Yet, in silence they have witnessed the effect of time on this land – from the first arrivals of our forefathers to the nation as we know it today.