Posted: November 21st, 2011 | Author: MessyMsxi | Filed under: event photos, personal work | Tags: MessyMsxi, MessyMsxi Breakfast Barter, oicsingapore, ORGANISATION OF ILLUSTRATORS COUNCIL, organisationofillustratorscouncil, singapore illustration, Singapore illustrators | Comments Off
“MessyMsxi’s Breakfast Barter” is my most recent personal project, it is an interactive concept, whereby visitors can draw their ideal breakfast or a breakfast representation on the standard template which I prepared, in exchange for one of my breakfast postcard. Despite the project being non-profitable, the biggest reward was having our roles swapped; it was the visitors illustrating their breakfast for me. This approach has allowed me to connect friends and strangers over the subject of breakfast, which I deeply enjoy.
Below are images taken during my second breakfast barter, to view more of my first breakfast barter you can check it out here .

Postcards for barter

Booth was initially set up for about 3 participants

In the end we had almost 6-8 drawers in a go..

Below are a few selected drawings I received


A pop-up gallery was set up to act as a photo taking backdrop and to engage with other visitors who have interest in taking part.



I have recently created a MessyMsxi Facebook page where I can more easily share updates of my work and activities with public, so “like” it if you’d like to hear more from me : facebook.com/MessyMsxi
Posted: May 31st, 2011 | Author: MessyMsxi | Filed under: Work-In-Progress, exhibition, workflow | Tags: MessyMsxi | 3 Comments »
Project : ‘A Penny For Your Tot’ – Collaboration , MessyMsxi & Mint Museum of Toys
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‘A Penny for You Tot’ is an opportunity for children to get in touch with learning more about the history of Penny Toys and process of which they were made. This collaboration opens an opportunity for me to make craft and the stories of Penny Toys appealing for children, hopefully helping them to find a connection with handicraft and how Penny Toys were made and played.
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01. Drawing of artwork : Actual size 40 x 40cm, but I always leave a 2-5cm bleed.
02. Guidelines were necessary for me to measure the size and length of ground and standing trees.

- I always draw my illustration in parts, just in case I want to shift them around.

- I had a picture(actually a folder) for colour reference and also to study how the bushes and forest should look like.

03 : After colouring, I lasso-ed out the bushes which I needed to cut to create standees.

04. I layered the illustration cut-outs for a pop up effect.


05. Final display of Garden Escapade model with Penny toys from Mint Museum -



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Details about the exhibition – ‘A Penny For Your Tot’
MessyMsxi’s work may or may not be permanent, but will definitely be on display with featured Penny Toys till 26th June 2011.
Do pop down to have a look if you have time.
More of MessyMsxi’s work at : www.messymsxi.com
Posted: March 1st, 2010 | Author: MessyMsxi | Filed under: Uncategorized | Tags: exhibition, MessyMsxi | 4 Comments »

Dear all,
I am having a little showcase of prints and books at the little drom store during the month of March. On sale will be prints, glasses, buttons and postcards. Do drop by if you’re in the area. Besides, there is a really awesome cake counter too – Kki.
Sometime soon I will be doing a solo exhibition, so please stay tuned for that.
Thank you very very much
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