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- 1. Thinklab Design Conference, 13th March 2010 National Art Gallery, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.
- 2. Design is… …a plan or drawing produced to show purpose
- 3. Post Industrial Future is here
- 4. …everyone is looking for a new industry
- 5. Invest in Creative Industry
- 6. Creative Relating to or involving the imagination or original ideas, esp. in the production of an artistic work
- 8. Industry is… domain in which a great deal of time or effort is expended
- 10. Wealth creation and employment
- 13. Printing Publications Fashion and photography Digital technology – animations, games Film and TV Mobile application
- 14. Galleries
- 15. Lee Kwan Yew said, “I got it wrong…” He ignored creative industry which makes money
- 16. Today, Singapore is building up as a regional and international hub for visual art Host to international art exhibition
- 17. The Philippines, Indonesian and Thai are offering so much ingenuity in the art, and crafts as well as music plus very rich national heritage and culture
- 18. The Government don’t have to spend a lot of money on creative industryBut all they need to do is to providefacilities and give supports
- 19. It generates money and yet doesn’t produce pollution
- 20. They do attract the youngandtalented
- 21. Envisages that…
- 22. Model One: Make Perlis as a silk hub for the Northern Zone, adopt Thai silk cottage industry
- 23. Model Two: Provide more location andspace for art attractions in major towns. All buildings should allocate fun for art installations or painting
- 24. Model Three: Build a new Museum of Modern Art + Establishment of Malaysia’s first Art Auction Authority to inculcate art investment culture
- 25. Model Four: Campaign the one village one product concept
- 26. Model Five: Art and Design Education and appreciation should begin from pre school level
- 27. Model Six: Reconstruction of our actual heritage Celebrate Kufi Square
- 28. Kufi is a Font
- 29. Kufi coin
- 30. Kufi plate
- 31. Sin
- 32. Alif
- 33. Ta
- 34. Wou
- 35. Mim
- 36. Lam
- 37. Ya
- 38. Sin
- 39. Ya
- 40. Alif
- 41. Satu Malaysia
- 42. Creativity should contribute to betterment of humanity and must be important
- 43. Artists and Designers should play role for national harmony because…
- 44. We need to Live inPeace! Won’t we?
- 45. Negaraku
- 47. Rakyat hidup bersatu dan maju
- 48. Rahmat bahagia Tuhan kurniakan
- 49. Raja kita selamat bertakhta
- 50. Rahmat bahagia Tuhan kurniakan
- 51. Raja kita selamat bertakhta
- 52. Rukun Negara
- 53. Rukun Negara National Principles
- 55. Kesetiaan kepada Raja dan negara
- 57. Kedaulatan undang - undang
- 59. Dan Wollmering - Sydney "I like the way it shimmers and makes my eyes dart around the canvas. Although the overall shape and design holds the composition together, in a maze format, I find the flamboyant colours want to deconstruct it – releasing fragments - expanding outwards . . "
- 61. ‘Nugrahkan dia segala kehormatan
- 62. Sihat dan ria kekal dan makmor
- 63. Luaskan kuasa menaungkan kami
- 64. Rakyat dipimpini berzaman lagi
- 65. Dengan merdeka bersatu hati
- 68. Muhibbah
- 90. A Kufi Garden, anyone interested?
- 93. inside a Kufi Studio
- 95. http://www.saatchi-gallery.co.uk/yourgallery/artist_profile/Shukor+Yahya 109419.html "Hello, Very happy to see your work on Saatchi Online. I am thrilled that the standard is so highfrom such a variety of artists and hope it will be interesting to gallery owners, exhibition curators and collectors to see such diverse work. All my best, Charles Saatchi"
- 96. Facebook & Skype: Shukor Yahya
- 99. KufiWorld Communitywelcomes your participation KufiWorld Communitywelcomes your participation
- 100. 非常感谢Большое спасибоMange takkबहुत बहुत धन्यवादMuchas graciasתודה רבהTerima kasih banyakVielen Dankขอบคุณ มาก本当にありがとうございますThank you very much진심으로 감사합니다Çok teşekkür ederimΣε ευχαριστώ πάρα πολύCảm ơn bạn rất nhiều
- 101. A Kufi Master
Editor's Notes
- Why aren’t they interested?England; Creative industry is just behind financial industry. How much do they make RM600 billion. 1.3 million people are employed by a creative industry in London.Australia is loosing on manufacturing but substituted by creative industryVietnam is loosing home industry after opening. 95% clothing industry collapsed invaded by foreign brand.Malaysia is emerging in various ways with abundance of opportunity. We have multiple art exhibitions show every week in the city of Kuala Lumpur. But here appears to have more artists rather then buyers in the fine art sector.In term of design there are much opportunities in many fields.
- , planning, or intention that exists or …thought to exist behind an action or … fact, material object
- Everyone likes to think that he or she is creative, which is used to describe the active, exploratory minds possessed by artists, writers, film makers and inventors(: a creative approach to problem-solving). Today, however, creative has become an advertising buzzword (: creative cooking,: creative hairstyling) that simply means new or different.
- Original is more specific and limited in scope. Someone who is original comes up with things that no one else has thought of (: an original approach to constructing a TYPOGRAPHY), or thinks in an independent and creative way (: a highly original DESIGNER).Imaginative implies having an active and creative imagination, which often means that the person visualizes things quite differently than the way they appear in the real world (: imaginative WAY TO CONVEY MESSAGES).The practical side of imaginative is inventive; the inventive person figures out how to make things work (: an inventive solution to the problem of getting a wheelchair into a van).Someone who is ingenious is both inventive and resourceful, with a dose of cleverness thrown in (: the ingenious idea of using OLD TYPEFACE to create an attractive and contemporary works of art.)
- economic activity concerning with the processing of raw materials and manufacturing of goods in factories orThis word started during the Renaissance period in Europe. : the competitiveness of American industry.• [with adj. ] a particular form or branch of economic or commercial activity : the car industry | the tourist industry.• [with adj. ] informal an activity or domain in which a great deal of time or effort is expended : the Shakespeare industry.2 hard work : the kitchen became a hive of industry.ORIGIN late Middle English (sense 2) : from French industrie or Latin industria ‘diligence.’
- Prof. TW Allan Whitefield. University of Adelaide, 26th June ‘09, at NAG.Creative industry creates wealth creation and employment. Education, students pays to learn art and design. Lim Kok Wing and others are reaping the profits.On their own they look trivial or insignificant but collectively they contribute to the economy growth.
- Art and design education should begin in Primary stage.Education, students pays to learn art and design. Lim Kok Wing and others are reaping the profits.On their own they look trivial or insignificant but collectively they contribute to the economy growth.
- Graphic design is also called mechanized art because of its relation with machinery. An inventive mind tends to comes up with solutions to problems it has posed for itself, A resourceful mind deals successfully with externally imposed problems or limitations (: A resourceful child can amuse herself with simple wooden blocks).
- The Mona Liza (orLaJoconde, La Giconda) by Leonardo da Vinci,1503-1505, Oil on cotton wood, 76.8 X 50 cm (30.24 X 20.87 in). Musee du Louvre, 36 Rue du Louvre, 75001 Paris, France. Phone number 01 40 20 58 24.
- creative |krēˈātiv|adjectiverelating to or involving the imagination or original ideas, esp. in the production of an artistic work : change unleashes people's creative energy | creative writing.• (of a person) having good imagination or original ideas : Homer, the creative genius of Greek epic.nouna person who is creative, typically in a professional context.DERIVATIVEScreatively |kriˈeɪd1vli| adverbcreativeness |kriˈeɪdɪvn1s| nounTHE RIGHT WORDEveryone likes to think that he or she is creative, which is used to describe the active, exploratory minds possessed by artists, writers, and inventors (: a creative approach to problem-solving). Today, however, creative has become an advertising buzzword (: creative cooking,: creative hairstyling) that simply means new or different.Original is more specific and limited in scope. Someone who is original comes up with things that no one else has thought of (: an original approach to constructing a doghouse), or thinks in an independent and creative way (: a highly original filmmaker).Imaginative implies having an active and creative imagination, which often means that the person visualizes things quite differently than the way they appear in the real world (: imaginative illustrations for a children's book).The practical side of imaginative is inventive; the inventive person figures out how to make things work (: an inventive solution to the problem of getting a wheelchair into a van).But where an inventive mind tends to comes up with solutions to problems it has posed for itself, a resourceful mind deals successfully with externally imposed problems or limitations (: A resourceful child can amuse herself with simple wooden blocks).Someone who is ingenious is both inventive and resourceful, with a dose of cleverness thrown in (: the ingenious idea of using recycled plastic to create a warm, fleecelike fabric).
- in context of visual art development in the regional and international art scene. The National art gallery attracts visitors from all over the world. Not to mention the grand annual art expo.
- Provide intensive training to keen participants. At the same time, intensify and improvise existing silk industry from Sarawak to Sabah.Silk filaments unraveled from silk cocoons; Hadosan, Urgüp, Cappadocia, Turkey. The woman in the photo is picking filaments from the cocoons and feeding them into the reeling machine. Many filaments from different cocoons are combined into one thread. The machine takes up the silk and it is fed onto a reel
- 1. Construct a promenade to provide an area covering the top surface of Klang River at around MasjidJame’ behind Sultan Abdul Samad building.
- : Johor Bharu, Malacca, Kuantan, Ipoh, Kangar, Kota Bharu, Kuala Terengganu, Kuching and Kota Kinabalu.Establish a MoMA in KL.They don't make 'em like this in New York.Above is a view of the enormous, enthusiastic audience at yesterday's extraordinarily successful Impressionist/modern sale that kicked off the three-day, six-session dispersal of the collection of Pierre Bergé and the late fashion designer Yves Saint Laurent. (I hope they had lots of bid spotters.)Steven Erlanger of the NY Times reports:More than 1,200 buyers, dealers, collectors and wealthy art lovers were in their seats as Christie's staff members took bids from those abroad on 100 telephone lines. Most of the buyers were said to be American and European.
- One village one product concept have long been established in India.concept throughout the country.
- Start teaching children the basic of art education to instill creative thinking among children from young age.Introduce them to Old masters and show them examples of their works.
- This early Quran page was documented on parchment paper in 9th-10th century, probably from Iraq. It is a partial Qur’ran chapter 4, from end of verse 157.
- The obverse isinscribed with most of Quran chapter 112, stated the very essence of Islam” God is alone, god is eternal, he begets not neither does he begotten’.The central inscription is part of the Shahadah, (the Islamic profession of faith), “There is no God but Allah, He is alone and has no partner, while the marginal inscription focuses onupon the prophetic mission; ‘Muhammad SAW is the messenger of God’This gold Dinar is weight 4.27gm coinage. 128 Hijrah calendar. It is believed from Damascus.
- Slip painted earthware bowl, nashapur of samarkhand, Eastern Iran/Centralasia. c 9th-10th century.BM, 1948,1009.02
- Wikipedia. John Ruskin philosophy number 5.
- A first Malaysia National Anthem in Kufi Square.