Something rare

This cartoon is unusual in two aspects.

Firstly, I deviated from my usual drawing style.
Secondly, I used Singlish (or Colloquial Singaporean English).

Using Singlish in a national paper is a big no-no.
Somehow, this one slipped through the cracks and got published.

For readers who are unfamiliar with the slang,
the word "Geng" means "Pretends to be ill".

And "MC" is short for "Medical Certificate".

 Oh, and army barracks are often riddled with paranormal tales/sightings.

Think of the children!

Wonderful apps

With apps, your smartphone can become a translator, a DSLR,
a calorie counter, a route planner, a blood-pressure monitor...

Chinese New Year 2015

I created this simple animation with my colleague, Bryandt Lyn:

Genius artist

British architectural artist Stephen Wiltshire was commissioned
to create a panorama sketch of Singapore's cityscape.

Trio!

I noticed this during one of my train rides:

Three complete strangers in the same colour scheme.
What are the odds?

Only 4 cm

So... there was this story in the papers that needed a cartoon:

They may not be as dramatic as falls from high places or collapsing scaffolds.
But ergonomics-related workplace health problems such as stiff necks,
strained backs and numb wrists cost Singapore a whopping $3.5 billion a year,
according to the Workplace Safety and Health Council.
To help firms get to grips with these issues, the Council launched
a set of guidelines on improving ergonomics in the workplace. 

The space given to me was 10 cm (W) by 4 cm (H).

Now, 4 cm is not much.
But I managed to use the shallowness to come up with this:

Unfortunately, the cartoon was rejected because the editors were concerned
that the readers might not get it.

Dream office perks

According to a LinkedIn poll, these are the percentages of
Singapore office workers who want...

More than 33% -- A place to nap
23% -- A spot in the office with natural sunlight
22% -- An assistant/clone
14% -- A mute-button option