So far this is the biggest project i ever had in my life for HARWOOD TIMBER company for the festival called Pesta Raja-Raja 2009, its challenging, interesting and risky, because all of us are trying our best to work smart within the budget given by the company, and the duration of time is 6 days... 6 days to complete everything. But we are enjoy working together under hot sun, and now i got sunburn!!
The Process
The designs is printed out on tapoline(the material that advertising company usually use for the banner, bunting or billboard printing) In order to make the design more striking, we apply artistic touch on it, touch up everything, highlight and remove some unnecessary part.
The Process
The designs is printed out on tapoline(the material that advertising company usually use for the banner, bunting or billboard printing) In order to make the design more striking, we apply artistic touch on it, touch up everything, highlight and remove some unnecessary part.
Artistic touch on Rafflesia
The Rugged Artistic Hornbill head, we called it "Burung Kenyalang Jantan" (the male hornbill) hahaha...
The full body of the boat, an artistic Hornbill figure and Sarawak traditional motif design together with the wording "Sarawak Maju Dalam Malaysia".
Ivan and Libau (refreshment moment)
The satellite
there... Ivan showing his skills
The artistic DUN building (Dewan Undangan Negeri)
Looks 3D huh? hahah.. anyway... its all the tricks
The globe, the scale
Me with the globe and the logoAt the Site, Zecon (under Bintawa Bridge)
Its very hot when working over there, no shelther and no toilet, the boat we using is a fishing boat, the captain is friendly, will find one day go to sea fishing with him and his gang. By the way... The adventure is just started, the designers, the carpentry and the electrical team are doing well in thier own part.
Cutting the wood, hurting fingers and cramped my hands.
The carpentry people from RTM at work, they are very concentrating when they do thier work.
there they are...
Sylvester, Rudy and Petrus are fixing the hornbill's head on to the plywood.
Stapler and stratch...
Mick the electrical person and his team, he call himself "Wireman" during the meeting with Tan Sri. LOL
Fixing the light around the edge of the wording and the motif design.
Installing lights on Artistic RafflesiaConstructing the design on the boat... Man... its very dangerous without the crane.
But we made it!!
Unfortunately, the crane is busy with other bussiness on the 1st two days, and our working process is very slow when comparing to others, everything is carry by hands!!
The carpentry are making sure that the wood structure is strong enough to support the huge design and also make sure everything is stable.
There... its me touching up the neck of hornbill.
One-sided completed
Rudy, one of the carpentry, friendly person, he likes to fool around with hokkien, muhahahahha...
Finally, the crane from Feima Advertising is here, and the working process is getting fast.
Balancing...
The company logo "HARWOOD TIMBER"
The Wood structure in between.
Instructing...
Petrus and Mick
Well... its almost there, 70% complete
Installing the Artistic Rafflesia
Me with Adenan Haji Abu Kassim, the marketing person in Harwood Timb.
Testing the lighting effect at night, Mick is hyper active when he got the result, guess he is happy with what he had done, hahahaha...
Hmm... Something wrong down there?? May be busy with the sport light adjusment.Floating on Sarawak River
Its time to say "phew", because everything is done on time!! everyone of us were gather in the boat to maintain the condition, and the ship is ankle in the middle of the river waiting time to pass. Now... The echo sounds system are joining us, installing the speaker and vedio.
Tired... Sleepless pass few days
5pm... We are now moving slowly to Waterfront...
6.30pm
Me with the boat.
View from far
The DUN building and the boat.
The reflection
The night before being dismantle, now is in memory
