2012 as a sketch –

2012 as a sketch

Posted on December 27th, 2012 by Sacha Chua
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Here’s how I’d like to remember 2012. =) (See also this quick month-by-month summary)

For comparison, here’s the sketch and summary from 2011.

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30 July 2013 at 11:07pm

Visual metaphors and layouts for planning your life » sacha chua :: living an awesome life

Mylene Sereno

I really love your sketches. You get your message across easier and quicker with those visual presentations. I hope I can learn that some time in the future too but right now I’m still rekindling with my long-lost love – watercolor painting. :) One thing that I’ve learned from your sketches is that practice really improves your craft. Your sketches have gotten better and better each time!

By the way, Congratulations on your new business name!
Sacha Chua

Mylene: I’m glad you’re rediscovering something you love. I hope you’ll share your artistic journey along the way. =)
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