A loud Guy!


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Just now while in the mrt station waiting for the suddenly this guy walk pass me i was thinking wah seh.....steady man so loud all eyes were on him shoes also same design, then we boarded the train then decided to snap a pict with my cam phone so pardon the blurness :sweatsm: wanted to take another but he alighted at the next station.

The back pict was a eagle:
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Just now while in the mrt station waiting for the suddenly this guy walk pass me i was thinking wah seh.....steady man so loud all eyes were on him shoes also same design, then we boarded the train then decided to snap a pict with my cam phone so pardon the blurness :sweatsm: wanted to take another but he alighted at the next station.

The back pict was a eagle:
Image0571.jpg

Waaaaa nice one :bsmilie:
 

Just now while in the mrt station waiting for the suddenly this guy walk pass me i was thinking wah seh.....steady man so loud all eyes were on him shoes also same design, then we boarded the train then decided to snap a pict with my cam phone so pardon the blurness :sweatsm: wanted to take another but he alighted at the next station.

The back pict was a eagle:
Image0571.jpg

stylo men!! :thumbsup:
 

stylo milo man:thumbsup:

actually when i see this title, i thought it is the indian guy who always sing loudly in the train.
 

wa, you just stomp him...careful when doing this kind of thing, you have no idea to as how he will react.
 

I've seen this guy before. Sometimes he walks around in that same outfit carrying a painting with the same phoenix and dragons motif.
 

iirc this guy does his painting at the foyer outside far east plaza where the fastfood joints are. his artwork like his dressing is very loud but very :thumbsup:
 

So perhaps its a mobile advertisement for his work....
 

Just now while in the mrt station waiting for the suddenly this guy walk pass me i was thinking wah seh.....steady man so loud all eyes were on him shoes also same design, then we boarded the train then decided to snap a pict with my cam phone so pardon the blurness :sweatsm: wanted to take another but he alighted at the next station.

The back pict was a eagle:
Image0571.jpg

oh.. i knw him.

he's an artist. he does commissioned art pieces, mainly mix media collages.
 

oh.. i knw him.

he's an artist. he does commissioned art pieces, mainly mix media collages.

Gosh.. my hat's off to him.. Let's do a Salute :thumbsup:
 

woot this guy is stylo milo boon pi pi :thumbsup:
wear if you dare, thats what i think ;)
 

LOL!
this guy walked past my friends and i!
and we were like... wth? the latest fashion?
 

iirc this guy does his painting at the foyer outside far east plaza where the fastfood joints are. his artwork like his dressing is very loud but very :thumbsup:

Yup! His artwork is extremely interesting.
 

iirc this guy does his painting at the foyer outside far east plaza where the fastfood joints are. his artwork like his dressing is very loud but very :thumbsup:

wah...hehas been doing that there for like donkey years!!!!!... I think as far back as more then ten years. He likes to do all those Chinese traditional motifs and illustrations in keylines and then he colors them. Good drawing skills though but a bit of a looney exhibitionist but then this is how he is promoting himself.
 

I heard of one cross-dresser who did the Chinese motif thing outside Far East Plaza. He also draws amazing line-art on the backs of guys as and when he fancies. Painstakingly detailed work. Quite eccentric, and can be volatile, so much so that even hardened street lau cheaus don't dare cross that sister's path.
 

Actually i think that this is Great and in fact important for overtly conservative Singaporeans to be much more expressive! and of course appreciate that aspect rather than mock or be critical of such boldness.

I can almost imagine that there will be a "dead zone" around him when he is in the train, and most Singaporeans will be "wary" of him too.

in other more liberal places, this boldness will not only get you nods/appreciative smiles, but in fact allow you to make MANY friends with appreciative strangers! People do come up and talk with you and generally ask you about your artform. (THIS IS WHERE SINGAPOREANS LACK)

i do hope that our Singapore society will one day be as appreciative and/or embrace such uniqueness as a artform and perhaps an identity ;)
 

Actually i think that this is Great and in fact important for overtly conservative Singaporeans to be much more expressive! and of course appreciate that aspect rather than mock or be critical of such boldness.

I can almost imagine that there will be a "dead zone" around him when he is in the train, and most Singaporeans will be "wary" of him too.

in other more liberal places, this boldness will not only get you nods/appreciative smiles, but in fact allow you to make MANY friends with appreciative strangers! People do come up and talk with you and generally ask you about your artform. (THIS IS WHERE SINGAPOREANS LACK)

i do hope that our Singapore society will one day be as appreciative and/or embrace such uniqueness as a artform and perhaps an identity ;)

okie, how should we strike up a conversation?

'Yo, stylo milo; how's your day.. I know what you do and we all boon pi pi when we discussed it in CS.. ' :think:
 

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