Urban Sketching in Ap Lei Chau and Aberdeen A while ago, I organised the collected #Ourhongkongstories at Tai Kwun, and decided to bring along three coloured pencils based on my mood that day, following the stories to travel and sketch. This mini project finally turned into a trip at the …
Yangon, a largest city in Myanmar Inle Lake, a Shan State hills of Myanmar A map of Sri Lanka Nuwara Eliya, a tea country hills city, in Sri Lanka Publication “Travel Trilogy” Travel Trilogy Visual MapsBack to Map
“It’s time to gather with your loved ones in your own style.”A gift for the participants of the event “Mapping Our Hong Kong Stories.” Back to illustration
A travel journal about wandering around the vibe of Sai Wan 7 Terraces in Hong Kong 西環七台手繪散步圖 第一次散步到西環七台，相較於大型的私人屋苑，那裡有着完全不一樣的悠閒氣息和氛圍，要爬樓梯也是值得的。 在西環七台散步時，經過的有善伯伯主動為我引路；往學士臺的路上巧遇順豐哥哥；放學回家走上長命梯級的小學生和姐姐；在台上打理着園圃植物的居民；路過時會互相打招呼的鄰居；在空地、樓梯上遛狗的外國人；還有在木瓜樹上冒出頭的紅耳鵯，這些在路上遇到的，也畫在我的散步地圖裏。 Editorial Illustration for Being Hong Kong Fall edition 2021 《就係香港2021年秋季號》 Back to Map
Above and below the horizonAn imagination to the future of North Point, Hong Kong 「北角呀北角，未來可否讓我再次跳進你的懷抱自由暢泳呢？」「咩話？點會有可能呀！七姐妹泳灘都被填平數十載了。」誰知，未來的水平線不斷上升，那些不可能的事情卻真的發生了…… Full version: Via North Point《北角有誌》Vol.6 (Page 18) Editorial illustration for Via North Point《北角有誌》Vol. 6 Back to illustration
These travel zine visual maps are designed to illustrate the overview of the country from Che-ting’s ‘traveler’ aspect as a part of “ On my way to make Zine ” series. Back to Map
A set of illustrations for the workshop “Traditional craftsmanship and cultural inheritance in Lai Chi Wo ” (古建技藝．文化傳承—荔枝窩) Commission work for Hong Kong Countryside Foundation 香港鄉郊基金 Back to Illustration
During the pandemic, she recalled my travel memory with foreign friends in Hong Kong, got inspired and shared those interesting ideas to the readers through “Welcome to Hong Kong, my friends”.
A series of “On my way to make Zine” is a self-challenging art zine project by Che-ting.
Tai Destiny’ (featured. Chan Kuen) is a zine about “Be local and open-minded” after interviewing Athid, a Thai who lives in Hong Kong over few decades, and connected to our learning experience.