Saturday, November 24, 2012

The Creative Clay Challenge for Corporates

Being trained in Organisation Development and having a deep interest in management, i customise this programme for corporations from different industries. This is a recent one which as usual went successfully well. The participants had great fun and bonding as a result.

Friday, November 16, 2012

Starfish on a pebble

This is done for a very special occasion - the wedding of a friend. A memorable moment :-)

Magnetic Clay Stone!


The constant need to innovate is not only an economic need - in the world of art and craft, it is also a necessity. Which is why given a conducive environment with a reflective artist, innovations do take place.

This clay 'granite stone' is magnetic! The magnet is embedded in the clay. So, this artistic work is now a practical desk-top stationery! Check also at this URL for more innovative works: http://goo.gl/75cxE

Wednesday, November 14, 2012

Exhibition and Workshop

November 8, 2012. I was at the Pit Building. The F1 race was over but i was there to facilitate a workshop as a volunteer. This is the collaboration between me and another Social Enterprise, Social Change in Action. The audience? Young people. They enjoyed themselves! And so many wanted to buy the green pig but it was not for sale. Sorry :-)

Calm and Balance

Black and white is an extremely powerful combination. When these two colours are managed well in air dry clay form, the results are satisfying. Here, they look like granite stones.

Wednesday, November 7, 2012

Playing with AIR-DRY CLAY is GOOD for YOU!



When a child is given a piece of clay, he or she instinctively squashes, kneads, pokes and presses it. It is a wholesome and fun activity. Our air-dry clay is safe, non-flaking and non-toxic. Very simply, they dry by itself. It also leaves no mess (parents and teachers are happy with this!)

There are so many benefits of playing with clay:
1. It improves one’s gross and fine motor skills.
2. It helps one to be observant.
3. It improves one’s left and right brain functions.
4. It improves one’s self-esteem
5. In addition, shaping air-dry clay into shapes and figurines that one likes is
a fun, all-weather activity fit for all ages!!!



In a one-hour session, the child makes a few items which he or she will be able to bring home. All materials will be provided. It is enjoyable!
Contact us: peakpara@gmail.com or leonardkok@yahoo.com

Let the FUN begin!



Know Our Heritage Food Series 2 and 3


Hi everyone! Our Know the Heritage Food Series is officially over! The responses were good! If it interests you, we will put up 2 and 3. Let you guess!


Series 2: Which is the CLAY Belly Button Biscuit?
Series 3: Which is the CLAY Ang Ku Kueh?