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  • DJ Shadow

    Saturday, Jul 26, 2008 4:10AM / Members only

    Still remember picking up the discount album in HMV when I was 13,  it changed my whole perception of what music can be. As a boy grown up in hk, all I knew was pop music singing love or die all day long, and I never realize there are some much wiser musical phenomenons out there until I hear DJ Shadow. From the first time I listen to Organ Donor, I was hooked and since then I listen to every album from this man, Unkle album, Private Press, and The Outsiders.

    I really like the idea of sampling and mixing different people's stuff to create your own thing. I guess because it is so DIY to me. Its not about being professional or expert at something, but trying new things and being inventive to get your creativities across. I know that his last album Outsider wasn't exactly sample based, and that is why I sort of feel that there is something miss in the album. It sounds too crisp and clean which loss the raw and roughness of  sampling. I know hes trying to new stuff, and i believe that even it doesn't work this time, it doesn't mean he won't blow me away again in the future.





    This is a illustration of "6 Days", where the lyric goes "You could be sitting taking lunch
    The news will hit you like a punch"



    Drawing after his "In Tune and On Time" show in Melbourne



    The Outsider
  • Sydney 2008

    Friday, Jul 18, 2008 2:40AM / Members only

     It is not so pound to say it is my first time to Sydney after all these years in Australia. I went there alone in May and met couple of friends up there. Generally speaking the trip was alright, nothing really went beyond my expectation except it was raining everyday which suck.
    The city there is much more developed then  Melbourne with a lot more skyscrapers and the scale of the classical building such as QVB and the former post office are really impressive.



    Need no explanation of how amazing the Opera house is, and what I didn't expect is that its not just the actual opera house that is beautiful, but the podium where the opera house built upon. The monumental staircase lead up to the opera house somewhat can be seem as those stair that lead you up to temple, where you can forget about your job and your troubles in life for a moment and enjoy times in such a unique space.


    The rest of the trip was pretty much just wandering in shops and galleries. The city is so energetic and crowded, however its to me lack of the cultural atmosphere comparing to melbourne, you can hardly see cafe tables on the street and street performers, I guess thats why i been told that Sydney is like hong kong. Also I realized that how big our clubbing culture in melbourne after visiting sydeny, coz as a dj I would always aware poster and flyers on the street to see whats on and whats hot, but seriously I couldn't see any promotion around in sydney, maybe its the council regulation or something.



    One of the best acquired from the trip was meeting this Germen guy in the hostel.His name is  Fabain who is traveling around the world with his backpack, we talked for so long and told me a lot about Berlin, and I really need go there and check out that "land of ideas"!


  • Bad news

    Monday, Jul 7, 2008 4:03PM / Members only

    I m down upon my knees and pary

     Please dont take away her life

    I already lost one of the most important women in my life

    Someone that can never be replaced is long gone

    Such bruises will never heal and the pain will remains in me

    Got a call from my dad today

     His usual calm voice

    with a shocking news

    My mom got Cancer

    In Jail

    Why does she deserve all these

    She never did anything trriblely wrong

    Yes, she likes money, but who don't

    She paid for it

    She lost her freedom

    and now you want her life?






    Please save her, please...

  • My thesis project

    Friday, Jun 27, 2008 3:04AM / Members only

    Newport Art Centre

    This project seeks new methods to reactivate the post-industrial site of the 19th Century Newport Railway Workshop in Melbourne. Declining industrial activity in the area has been replaced by suburban residential development. These adjacencies have given rise to unique and alternative uses of existing built infrastructure in the former industrial areas.

    Building upon the existing character, the project proposes new programs and built structure that are inserted into existing old factories, developing the former industrial area into an Arts Centre for Newport. The program sought not only to engage the public through the exhibiting of art, but also enable production processes to be experienced by providing different spaces of inhabitation through which various disciplines could meet and exchange ideas.

    Portions of the existing building were removed to accommodate the new program, while transparent materials and various pop-out spaces were inserted to provide potential interaction to two pedestrian corridors. The corridors are proposed as the site of interaction between the different users and their vocations. The corridors are covered by a canopy that carefully wraps around the existing heritage towers at either end of the complex, framing points of entry, while providing a moment of continuity that acknowledges the corridors role as a site of conversation.

    The proposed Newport Arts Centre is a site of interaction, accommodating different users and disciplines in an open conversation regarding the act of making in relation to a community identity.

    Paul Typa
    2008
  • Life drawing 08

    Thursday, Jun 26, 2008 6:39AM / Members only

    Since the semester is over, i hv plenty of time. Beside sleeping and facebooking i really have nothing to do but drawing and painting.
    Been going to this life drawing class in Collingwood for 3 months so far, starting to feel abit more comfortable with the speed, as in the begining i could only draw the outline and didnt even hv time to do any shading.


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    Hi Paul! How are you?

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    Thanks for the visit!!!
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    posted on Friday, Aug 8, 2008 5:56PM  [Report]
    cool stuff. keep the good works up>

  • posted on Thursday, Aug 7, 2008 10:09AM  [Report]
    hi thank you for your message. Yes I got a lot of pictures. And you seem like have a lot of pictures too=)) Thanks=))

  • posted on Thursday, Aug 7, 2008 5:18AM  [Report]
    Congrats on the new offer Paul. This is great news :-) So when do you start working on it? Hopefully a blog about it soon yeah?

  • posted on Wednesday, Aug 6, 2008 4:46PM  [Report]
    Cn u draw my picture??? Hehehe. Nolah joking only. But if u do hav time, pls draw for me.

  • posted on Wednesday, Aug 6, 2008 12:36AM  [Report]
    I like ur drawing. Hw u cn get inpisration? If I cn be like u, tat mk me perfert. Bt I gt my own inpisration also for cooking.

  • posted on Tuesday, Aug 5, 2008 6:54PM  [Report]
    i love how you write your blogs ^ ^
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  • Born and raised in Hong Kong, lucky enough to witness the era of IT park and the skateboarding scene in my teenage. Which plays a big part in my life. It dargs me into the whole street culture world, ...

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