Cue Logomotion

Here's a bit of a no brainer I did for Cue Photography.


Cue Photography from Andrew Cheung on Vimeo.

I liked the paper version of it better, but they liked this. All good.

Roadtrips with family is an excuse to camwhore with nature [Karangahake Gorge]

One camera - two photography enthusiasts.

Last minute decision to drive all the way to Karangahake Gorge during Easter Sunday was interesting since there was only 5hours left of daylight when we left. It was definitely one of those family trips where one person takes most of the photos and gets left behind during the entire walk

Credit to Papazhou for taking some of the photos and for not sharing the camera.

Growing in our backyards

The dream of owning the idealized quarter acre section is to some no longer the achievable dream, particularly as the city begins to compress and squeeze habitation vertically. Reclaiming land from the sea has seen shorelines loose its natural forms. Memories of cherished past-times are buried deep in the debris which now host industry and urban development. As part of my thesis this year, I'm exploring the backyards of the industrial zone that backs onto the water or in this case the Mangere Inlet. The once thriving "food bowl" is now stagnant and tarnished and waits to be awaken and renewed from its dormant state.

The journey starts at Onehunga Wharf and continues long the foreshore towards Otahuhu before the trail ends somewhere in the middle of an industrial zone (Southdown Generator).Thanks to Keiti for visiting the site with me on our LONG walk. What I saw did not shock me but rather I was in awe. A new form of industrial urbanism had emerged from the long untamed scrubland into the skyline, which leads to the question - is there room for the rest of us?

Art of Science

Heidi's created a four day old embryo model of a chicken. Apparently this is also what a fifty six day old human embryo would look like. [Insert Alien references here]

Words from the artist:
"Moulding coloured clay felt almost like playing with play dough in primary again, except now it's called science."

Wise words indeed.

Time to wake up!

Hey guys thing's have been awfully quiet around here, so hopefully here's a little something that will help get mon2su back on it's feet.

Enjoy.



Mon2Su - Wake Up from Andrew Cheung on Vimeo.

Resurrect.

Floating upon cyber space for a little while - whoa hang on a second, mon2su has been updated?
Not counting Andrew's post it's been 3 years, can you believe. Days of college, university and the bright-eyed dreams of whatever's beyond that.

...And now we are there.

Well hello there.

I've just remembered that I'm now a part of this blog.
And i guess to start things off, here's a little something.


Political Broadcast - Titles from Andrew Cheung on Vimeo.


It's a 30 second title sequence created for a made up show called the 'Political Broadcast.' You'll either get it or you won't. Enjoy haha.

On a side note, vimeo isn't very good at keeping all the colours.

D.I.Y Strawberries

Top Left: Made this cake in the beginning of the year, took me a while to get it done. 

Bottom Left: Made this sometime in early 2007. It's currently hanging on my bag~

Right: I made this for a friends20th birthday~ ^_^!! Sweet strawberry cake!

Thanks to everyone that made me cookies and muffins.. *tears* TTOTT!!!!! And for KT's free delivery!

Expedition to the Outdoors

Haven't been outside is a while and MAN DOES IT FEEL GOOD! Leah thought it would be fun to drag me along on one of her photo shoots. So I happily tagged along as her PA *dust shoulder*
Heres the fruit of our labour (Not edited)

D.I.Y. Felt Chocolates

Okay, I know this post is really late but I finally finished design and my portfolio. This is the birthday present I made to give to NP. Took me 4 hours to finish and I didn't get to go to bed until 2am!! Really proud of them... so cute~ XD!!! Cant eat them though... *drool...*