Slopes.

Skytrex, Taman Pertanian Bukit Cahaya, Shah Alam. Jungle trekking from above ground, among the trees. The safety harness rides up there a little, but otherwise great body-aching fun. You should try it too. You might like it. RM35 a pop (adults).

Late.

My first (serious) attempt to colour using Photoshop. Got it done in the office during lunch breaks and stuff.
Initially intended to be a, sort of 'revamped' version of my earlier personal fave, 'Sneakers', a random doodle I did sometime back where I drew a girl pointing to her shirt that's got a picture of sneakers on em, hence the title. But my lazy side got the better of me I guess *grin*, and I decided to ditch the sneakers on the shirt and make it a little early birthday gift for my friend WanZhi instead, who is totally obsessed with angels and er, cute-little-winged-stuff.

The winged heart's just a little extra something I put in to hopefully relate the artwork to her, since she's been asking me to draw her a winged heart as a tattoo design since... forever.
But I dunnola. I'm no tattoo artist, and definitely the last person on the planet to come to and ask for one... So yeah.

Back to work tomorrow. How cool is that.

Granola Bars.

You know the movie Grease? Like the most successful movie musical of all time? Of course you do. Who wouldn't, right? But I'm not gonna talk about the movie. I'm gonna talk about Mattel. Yeah Mattel, the toy company. You must be asking how are they related. Well I somehow believe that the dudes at Mattel once wanted to make a toy range out of the famous musical. Either that or the company has some really hardcore Grease fans as toy designers. Anyway, for some reasons I guess the Grease toy range never saw daylight.

But now, 28 years later (the movie debuted in 1978), I think that they're trying to revive that plan. Mattel dug deep into their toybox and re-used the old Grease prototype toy molds to come up with... erm, I guess you can say "something old, something new". But there are no John Travolta "Danny Zuko" action figures that say "Grease lightning!" when you push a button on their backs, though. None of that stuff. No siree.

This time its something totally unexpected. Very, very unexpected. The toys for the new Superman movie are already out, and it's totally clear that the Mattel dudes decided if they couldn't make a toy range out of the musical, they'd immortalise the musical IN their toys.

Grease is the word, baby.

And now that we're bringing Mattel and Superman into the picture, we now know why Barbie and Ken broke up.

Ken dressed weird.

I need sleep.