Kuai Le

1000 doodles foshizzo

November 9, 2009 in Sketchbook, personal | No comments

I recently participated in the Night of 1000 drawings exhibition. The night was packed with local hipsters, beers, cues, freebies and lots of bad drawings along with a fair amount of exceptionally good ones. The turn out was amazing and I can’t remember the last exhibition I went to where I had to cue to get in except the crowded Tate Modern experience….

I’ll never know if my drawings were sold or not, but thats the beauty of doing charity work i guess Unfortunately I didn’t take any photos of the event because I had a fight with my huggybear and bringing a camera just wasn’t the priority at that moment, but here’s a pic that I found on the web.

cape town event (10)

& one of my doodles.

duck

“Tomatoes scream when sliced”

October 26, 2009 in personal | 1 comment

I had a good chuckle when I saw this article on LIFE magazine.

Also made a drawing out of him, using a squeaky mouse. Also a new style I’m trying out.

dumb invention guy

Milton Glaser on demise of drawing

October 14, 2009 in Illustration, Inspiration, Sketchbook | No comments

Inspiring and profound.

MILTON GLASER DRAWS & LECTURES from C. Coy on Vimeo.

#2 of portrait series

October 12, 2009 in Illustration, personal | No comments

I just finished this piece from the friend’s portrait series. Found a chance to use the foliage/flowers drawing I did a while back.

len5

Kulula

October 2, 2009 in Illustration, design | No comments

I did this style frame for a Kulula viral, which features Z-news.

The idea behind this is to make the scene look like it’s part of a puppet show. We’ve decided to take that further by combining live footage of the cardboard cut-out letters and airplane, with computer generated background elements.

yameng1

sketch

October 2, 2009 in Sketchbook | No comments

Getting back into drawing and doodling, loving it!

foliage-yums

#1 of portrait series

October 1, 2009 in Illustration, design | No comments

After completing the 1st portrait for my friend Meg, the possitive feedbacks encouraged me to do more. So I have started doing a mini series of these. Below’s the first one I’ve done. Trying the minimalist approach, slightly menacing , my own version of Cleon Peterson.

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