A mural design for Starbucks Singapore. Located in Singapore, One Fullerton. A reinterpretation of the Siren, while depicting landmarks of Singapore. A different approach compare to ones I did in Shanghai and Hong Kong. This time the Siren is facing side way, to emphasise her flow in a more dynamic, elegant way. 

The Sumatran Tiger mural (3m(H) x 10m(W))- The biggest mural in this project, the objective of the mural is a pictorial introduction of Starbucks heritage with a touch of Shanghai local cultures. Three animals are often depicted in Starbucks merchandises and each of them represents a region where major coffee farms are located around the world. Elephant represents African region, Quatzal bird represents Latin America region and lastly Sumatran tiger for Asia Pacific. With Sumatran Tiger represents the Asia Pacific region and includes local Shanghai landmarks and elements: White Yulan (Shanghai City flower), Oriental Pearl Tower, The Bund, etc… the mural aims to bring all elements in harmony to echo the fusion of Starbucks with local cultures.

Located in Shimall International Plaza, Shanghai – Second major store since the Starbucks Reserve Roastary – The Siren Mural (5m(H) x 3m(W))- an reinterpretation of the original Starbucks logo with a touch of Shanghai culture. The brief was “I want her to look sexy”.

An unicorn mural commissioned by a local firm, Hong Kong. Dimension: 1.5m x 6m.

A small commissioned piece for a private apartment in Tsim Shan Tsui, Hong Kong.

A window painting for John Hardy shop at Landmark, Hong Kong Island. 

Working with 46 primary school year 6 students from Kellett British International School to create a mural display inside the school. 

A small mural for a friend’s bar – Bound By Hillywood.