FEATURE > Watch Where You Are Going

FEATURE > Rail Trip

FEATURE > Getting Animated

Kinson Cheung started drawing at the age of three. Although his works then were no more than innocent doodles, the artistic streak in Cheung, was evident for all to see.

Not satisfied with just getting his architecture degree in 1988, Cheung went on to study computer animation. It was a decision that would serve him well later in his life as Cheung, now 39, was recruited soon after graduation to be part of the Centre of Digital Media Technology’s consultancy (CDMT) team tasked with developing training programmes for aspiring computer animation professionals in his native Hong Kong.

FEATURE> Next-Gen Motivational Publications

By Michael Lum

If a picture speaks a thousand words, imagine how many million words’ worth of messages can be delivered in a short span of time today, thanks to the power of technology. Of course, they’re not going to replace books anytime soon, especially when we’re talking about motivational publications which are distributed almost exclusively in print. But then again, isn’t technology all about complimenting the media?

Video CDs/DVDs

FEATURE: Skate Right

By Justin Choo

It says a lot when our National Parks website gushes, “Whether you are six or sixty, inline skating is a sport activity that is for all to enjoy.“ While I have not had a sextegenarian whizz by and unwittingly bury an elbow into my kidney, but it’s clear that you’d be better off learning it right for your own safety – but more importantly for mine.