Two Peepers in Melbourne . part 1
It was about time we got our very own studio getaway, and we marked Melbourne as our first stop!
So, we've rounded up our trip highlights right here, and we hope you enjoy the pictures as much as we do.
First things first, breakfast
Our first order of business after being landed was to grab breakfast at Higher Ground.
Brunch is quintessential
Because, what else would you be doing in Melbs?
Australian architecture
Needless to say, they are all ahhmazing!
Exhibition hopping
Screen Worlds @ the Film, TV, Video Games, Digital Culture & Art Museum has all things digital from the past, present and future. Think 60's films, 80's telephones, and 90's console games.
The Wallace & Gromit exhibition was definitely one of our most eye-opening stops, featuring the show's original set pieces, clays, artwork, sketches and every detail bits that made the studio's claymation happen. The experience was truly top notch.
Melbourne Zoo
The whole time we were pondering why there were more primates than kangaroos and koalas — but yeah, primates are good too.
Picnic life
Homemade burritos, salads, chips, salsa, guac, ojs, and a guardian seagull with us.
Also our first time trying the coffee-flavoured coke.
Odd, but tasty!
& The Other things we did:
Furniture shopping
Vintage market crawling;
Coffee fix @ Brother Baba Budan;
And we couldn't have missed Hosier Lane, of course.
Gelato @ Pidapipo Gelateria — so good we had it thrice;
Ramen slurping @ Hakata Gensuke;
Pictures for Part 2 are coming real soon, stay tuned!
Picture Interview: Nicole Xu
Nicole Xu is a motion designer originated from Fujian, China who is now based in Cyberjaya, Malaysia. She was an intern at Two People Studio and cats are her favourite thing.
1. Draw your favourite person:
2. Visualize your favourite fruit in your favourite colour:
3. The words you live by:
4. If you had a pet monster and he's a rockstar, what would he look like?
5. The #1 place on your travel bucket list:
Welcome to Two People Studio
It had been a long time coming (3 years to be exact), Two People Studio's website has now landed on your doorsteps!
Um we mean, your screens.
So to kickstart the very first blogpost on the site, here's a glimpse of what went behind the scenes in preparation for the website launch.
Our Art Director Rong whipped up a concept for our studio shoot, whimsically inspired by Wes Anderson.
A huge, ginormous thank you to Eddy from Retro & Vintage for the quaint space!
Behind The Scenes
We definitely had our fair share of fun on set, and thanks to Lichen for the group photography!
Our little helper of the day
Keep coming back to this space from time to time as more content will be popping up here!
Think interviews, think inspirations for your creative juices!