A visual documentation of the various facets in the local skate culture
module code : ID3121 Design Case Study
- skate and the city -
module code : ID3121 Design Case Study
- skate and the city -
end
About Me
- Rashid Lee
- Singapore
- He sings! He skates! He soars! He's Hotchocalateboy! And He has finally graduated and made his parents and community proud by being the first Malay Industrial Design Graduate to have ever completed the course since its inception 10 batches ago at the National University of Singapore. On top of designing, he's currently pursuing his other interest in music and modding urban vinyls. This blog however will stay put to remind himself he was once a design student and like you, he slogged it out and made good for himself.
2 comments:
eh??... my first komment disappeared. haHaha!! thats kewl. i spy with my little eye.... Somerset MRT & CBD!!!! fwaar. memories. gerek sia. thats the skate shop at far east right? twas newly opened the last time i was back in singapore. lost my nut and bought an emergency replacement. heh.
you got a fine??!! is it still S$350? damn. i kena before. guess the legal "situation" back on the evil isle hasnt changed all that much. by the way, i really LOVE!! your fotos. you have got to upload them onto guerrrilla skateboards group!! they are amazing. i hate it when civvies or journos attempt to take fotos of skaters. this is not arrogance... but we always end up looking like retards. haHaha!!
always takes a skater to take good skate fotos hey?! in the meantime GOOD LUCK with your projekt!!!!! it seems very exciting. look forward to seeing more ;-)
ooh yeah. I think its still is $350 buckaroos. But you're right, anyone else who has no affinity for the board can't really do us justice. Be it photographs, skateparks ( ill-design by the urban devevelopment ) and other stuff like electronic products ( sumanjin designed a suppsoed mp3 player for skaters )
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