   May 2007 'Illustrate your world' is a personal piece and a visual observation of three (out of many) different types of 21st century influences on today's designers. This illustration introduces three types of designers: the Experimental Artist, the Recollective Illustrator, and the Feminist Artist. Each of these designers' personalities have a partial influence on my work and the artist that I am today.   click for the full illustration + animated version of illustrate your world
  September 2007 A series of advertisements to promote Post-its.  Stick what you speak: Have you ever been in situations where you feel it is easier to express yourself through unspoken words, rather than verbally? Post-its give you the opportunity to do just that. 
 
January 2007 Tiger Translate is Tiger Beer’s initiative to support Asia’s emerging generation of creative talents. Celebrating its 75th anniversary, Tiger has seeked 75 artists from across the region to be part of Tiger’s Asian Kinetic Artists (AKA) and translate their vision of modern Asia to the world. Tiger Translate is a series of multi-sensory events merging art, design, and music. Why is it 'RISE'? What was the thinking behind this artwork? www.tigerbeer.com (tiger translate) www.tigertranslate.com  
 
 
 
November 2006 An illustration piece focusing solely on Singapore's Chinatown. When Singapore found a niche in commerce under the British rule, Chinatown was very much a key centre of activities in Singapore. The focus of this piece of art is to promote the Chinese heritage and the beauty of its richness.
 March 2006 The Speak Mandarin Campaign is a year-round campaign held in Singapore, focusing on creating awareness through publicity and getting community involvement. It was launched by then Prime Minister Mr Lee Kuan Yew in 1979. The task was to transform a deeply entrenched social-linguistic habit of Chinese Singaporeans who were long used to the speaking of dialects. This is the second draft design for Singapore's Speak Mandarin Campaign. 
 
November 2006 The first logo draft for Music of Singapore. 
  
 October 2006 God made all things beautiful, technology should catch up with him. Additional design shots coming soon. 
 
October 2006 Featured as one of the twenty up-and-coming illustrators in Computer Arts. www.computerarts.co.uk
 
 June 2006 Alice wasn’t the only one who followed the queer rabbit into a hole – her two sisters had taken the chase as well. This piece illustrates the journey of three sisters in wonderland with a twist, along with the aftermath encounters with the queen of hearts, the cheshire cat, and every other imaginative character based on C.S. Lewis’ book, “Alice in Wonderland”. The Tale of Three Sisters is inspired by the vivacity of Lewis’s ideas; his vast imagination stretches from writing
about candies that make you shrink to the size of a mushroom, a talking rabbit with a waistcoat pocket and a watch, and odd tea parties with a march hare and a mad hatter.A collaboration effort with Lee Shu Xian, a painter and illustrator based in Singapore. Lee Shu Xian's original painting.
 
 May 2006 Good Weather For Airstrikes is inspired by Icelandic band Sigur Ros's video, Vidrar Vel Til Loftarasa (Good Weather For Airstrikes). Designed to express homosexuality in our world, it portrays how an androgynous girl is caressed by the hands of another woman, yet they are the spark of a war, which blazes overhead. Watch the video here. Sigur Ros's official website www.sigur-ros.co.uk.
 
 May 2006 Elvea is a retail-only fashion store which has been established in Singapore since 2002. 
 May 2006 Spunk Fabulous was designed to represent the club scene in Singapore. It is now a web interface for one of Singapore's online based magazine, Spunk.
www.spunkunited.com.
 
February 2006 Tzarist is the online collection of exquisite accessories owned by Emerald and Michelle. The two aspiring young ladies have channelled their interest for haute couture into designing earrings. It was initially borne from the love they both had for design, fashion, and more importantly, owning unique accessories that none other can possess. Believing that every one values individuality and exclusivity, they have created www.tzarist.com to reach out to those who appreciate the idea of exclusive ownership. www.tzarist.com
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01.06.2008 Sneak peek of new illustration at Culturepush. 31.05.2008 PixelPastry interview by Valerie Oliveiro from the UrbanWire. 27.05.2008 Portfolio feature in our very own homegrown magazine, Magmug: The All Woman Issue. 20.05.2008 New installation artwork for tigertranslate will be at Annsiang hill till July 2008. 02.05.2008 Invited to participate in Tiger Translate Museum which will take place next Friday. Download the invite here. Hope to see you there! 07.04.2008 PixelPastry now has A New Home on the world wide web. 15.02.2008 Listed in Netdiver's annual Best of the Year 2007. |
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 PixelPastry oozes fresh flavours, tastes that entice tastebuds and well fed clients. It is all about the passion for design, whipping up new designs to suit every client's taste. PixelPastry will feed you with the freshest designing ingredients, dedicating every crumb to satisfy your visual pleasures. Eventually, what will be presented to you are piping hot visual pastries served fresh on a silver plate. Enjoy!  Lim Si Ping is a Singapore-based designer, illustrator, and the artist behind PixelPastry. She began freelance designing at the age of eighteen and (...)   
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