Hi people.

Hello. Is anyone out there still? Two years does seem like a long time doesn't it? Again, I seem to be back at trying to do what I've always liked doing. But I can't seem to draw studentssketchpad anymore. I'm no longer connected to the schooling system like I used to and I can no longer garner sufficient inspiration. Studentssketchpad was an attempt to make people come to terms with their own school stereotypes, regardless of who you are and as such the humor tended to appeal to a broader base. 

But things are somehow different now..

I wanted to draw something I would want to read. I wanted to create something more personal to myself. It was with such intention that I started ebget a few weeks ago. 

Oh, and another thing. Why have we not seen the advent of more interesting online content while we were gone? We were expecting videos , movies and political tragicomedies made by junior college kids! 

Thank You for your time. 

-En

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Hey, at least we had fun working on this project while we were still in the heart of this education system!

After two years, from what I hear little has changed, and probably so in the future. Who knows, twenty years from now, students in their own time would still be able to relate themselves to Students' Sketchpad.

Personally I'm working on new projects on a different scope from En's. Blogging looks rather obsolete now - perhaps in future the next generation of students who wish to do a project along this line would have newer media to play with. We'll keep the site alive and as it is though, so that you can go through it whenever you want.

Goodbye, and thanks to all our readers!

- Hou, 10/4/2009

Exam Blues

You can have a look at our previous issues here. The last entry was around July, in which then we were mugging away for our 'A' levels. Well they are just days away now.


(Drawn by Richard Lee, NY Sketchbook)

Understandably, our readers may be looking around for other buzzes on the blogosphere in the meantime. Just weeks ago, letters for conscription were quick shortly after our 'A' levels, so we're not pretty sure what's gonna be ahead, perhaps we may have a text-based blog as a substitute in future? (Well, we can't bring the Tablet PC to Tekong, can we?)

For those are craving for webcomics, you may like some local, political cartoons like this :



while those who prefer following the latest hoo-hahs around the blogosphere, Insane Polygon introduces The Adventures of the Elite Girl after the Wee Shu Min saga :



We hope that you have enjoyed our series of webcomics we have drawn for the past year as much as we have done! (Some old files fixed as well, now accessible)

Till then, see you after the 'A' levels!

En & Hou
The Students' Sketchpad