I will travel to Taiwan this winter for 3 weeks. Therefore, no post til I am back. It has been a successful year for my blog. Thanks for everyone’s support!

Happy Thxgiving Everyone!! I will take a break updating my blog til next Monday the 29th. Wish everyone has a wonderful thanksgiving weekend~

Kevin

Traveling to NYC today!! Can’t wait to explore around the BIG Apple!

Going to Maui for the next 5 days so I won’t update my blog until then. Sorry for the inconvenience. I will be back next Tuesday and post more inspirations for yall~

Waited 3 hours this morning at the Apple store near my work place. Finally got one around noon today. Haven’t really play with it since I am so late to work and have to make up the tasks XD. So far it’s really a solid and flawless phone!!

Sorrie for some missing contents yesterday while I was trying to install WordPress 3.0. It got tons of improvements and I luv the new UI!

Hi everyone! I will be freakin busy workin on my company’s reel this week. So I don’t have time to post stuffs on my blog. Things should be back to normal next week. Stay tuned~

Kevin

Gonna attend my cousin’s wedding at Houston this weekend. I will be back next Monday!!

Check out these beautiful pix from my best friend, afei, while he visited Guam! Luvly contrast of colors and breathtaking views. Outstanding work~

2009 has been a great year for my blog! I would like to say “Thank U All” for those visited my blog this year and I am really appreciated the comments. I have published 1381 posts so far and I will continue finding interesting articles and inspirations for yall so stay tuned in 2010!!

Kevin K.

Hi All, I am really really busy recently…got some pitch works and monthly eCatalog at same time. And also, I am going to LA this Thursday so I won’t write as many posts as usual for around 2 weeks XD

It’s the most complicated 3D modeling I have done so far. However, luv the final result and materials. I will try to animate this thing in the future! Click here to watch more images on YouTube.

Another finished 3D model from Modo. Still need lots of work to improve my material skill tho.

I wanna join their battle!!

Forgot to mention about it last week. My blog is now 1 year old!! I really appreciate for all the supports and comments. Hope I can keep this blog going for many more years.

From a YouTube Modo tutorial, I learn more about how to use fall out tools, basic shape modeling and uv map. Here is the result.

San Francisco and Supermayor Gavin Newsom announced plans to take the pollution-mired Hunter’s Point Shipyard and build a $20 Million, 80,000-square foot UN Global Compact Center, which will serve as a “climate change think tank and green tech incubator.”

Construction on the building will begin in 2011, and finish in mid 2012, serving as office space for the Global Compact, as well as house a conference center. The city also hopes the center will encourage other sustainable resource-oriented orgs to populate around the area as well.

[Source: GizModo]

I am going up to Lake Tahoe with my friends this weekend for my birthday. It’s gonna be a fun trip!! Hope my sickness doesn’t bother me jet skiing tomorrow XD

Another 3D modeling by using Modo. Luv the texture rendering, looks very realistic.

Mysterious, glowing clouds previously seen almost exclusively in Earth’s polar regions have appeared in the skies over the United States and Europe over the past several days.

Photographers and other sky watchers in Omaha, Paris, Seattle, and other locations have run outside to capture images of what scientists call noctilucent (”night shining”) clouds. Formed by ice literally at the boundary where the earth’s atmosphere meets space 50 miles up, they shine because they are so high that they remain lit by the sun even after our star is below the horizon.

The clouds might be beautiful, but they could portend global changes caused by global warming. Noctilucent clouds are a fundamentally new phenomenon in the temperate mid-latitude sky, and it’s not clear why they’ve migrated down from the poles. Or why, over the last 25 years, more of them are appearing in the polar regions, too, and shining more brightly.

[Source: Wired]