1st yeoh.com logo
Post Date : 2015-04-30
All yeoh.com logos created must fulfill one criterion: speedy creation. In other words: these logos are created by assembling something dear to me.
The first logo created for yeoh.com inspired by my drawing and writing utensils.
2nd yeoh.com logo
Post Date : 2015-04-30
The second logo created for yeoh.com inspired by my collection of books.
3rd yeoh.com logo
Post Date : 2015-04-30
Because of my absent-mindedness, I ended up with many pair of reading glasses as I have a tendency to misplace them. This 3rd logo was inspired by these glasses.
4th yeoh.com logo
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A folded card placed hastily in my wallet provided an inspiration for the 4th logo. When viewed from a bird's eyeview, the alphabets are revealed.
5th yeoh.com logo
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With over 20 pairs of shoes, there isn't much space for them in the storage. This 5th logo was created while I tried to organize my shoes.
6th yeoh.com logo
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The 6th yeoh.com logo was a dangerous undertaking when I wondered if I could make any letters from burning holes on pieces of paper. Don't worry, the apartment is still around.
7th yeoh.com logo
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A derivative from the previous logo, this 7th logo is formed from the matches I used to burn those papers intended for the 6th logo.
8th yeoh.com logo
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The 8th logo created for yeoh.com inspired by some of my favorite fruits: watermelon, pineapple, papaya, honeydew, dragon fruit and orange.
9th yeoh.com logo
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My dirty laundry on the logo provided the next idea for my 9th yeoh.com logo.
10th yeoh.com logo
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The 10th logo for yeoh.com was arranged by aligning the broken parts of digital and mechanical wristwatches.
11th yeoh.com logo
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The 11th logo created for yeoh.com inspired by my little portable cutting board.
12th yeoh.com logo
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My infatuations with mechanical and automatic and sometimes quartz watches, are infectious. Let's just say that I have accumulated a collection of time-telling machine that is enough to last me for 3 months if I were to change into a different watch daily. This 12th logo is inspired by my collection.
13th yeoh.com logo
Post Date : 2012-02-14
Angered by the amount of my hair on the floor,I started collecting them and eventually after 4 weeks, these hair became the logo for the 13th logo.
14th yeoh.com logo
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The 14th logo created for yeoh.com inspired by fallen twigs I found on the floor on a rainy day.
15th yeoh.com logo
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The 15th logo created for yeoh.com inspired by fallen twigs I found on the floor on a rainy day. The Chinese character is pronounced as "Yang" in Mandarin and "Yeoh" in Teochew, my dialect inherited from my father from Southern China.
16th yeoh.com logo
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The 16th logo created for yeoh.com inspired by a typographic assignment I created for my students whereby they were to identify and photograph alphabets "hidden" in daily objects.
17th yeoh.com logo
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It took me 45 days to create this 17th logo. This is because I was only able to take one pill per day to create the 4 different alphabets.
18th yeoh.com logo
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How could I get rid of the flavor of this tooth paste that I dislike? Answer: Waste a portion of it to create this 18th logo for yeoh.com.
19th yeoh.com logo
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The 19th logo created for yeoh.com inspired by my dying plants and dead leaves I found on the compound.
20th yeoh.com logo
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The 20th's logo for yeoh.com was inspired by melting candles and pouring it onto a surface.
21st yeoh.com logo
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By dripping candles on cooking oil, I created the 21st logo for yeoh.com.
22nd yeoh.com logo
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The 22nd logo created for yeoh.com inspired by all the headphones from my cell phones and MP3 players.
23rd yeoh.com logo
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The 23rd logo created for yeoh.com inspired by a cold I caught which caused me to run out of tissues that I had to rely on toilet rolls instead.
24th yeoh.com logo
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The 24th logo created for yeoh.com inspired by my sewing kit..
25th yeoh.com logo
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The 25th logo created for yeoh.com inspired by all the spare and loose buttons.
26th yeoh.com logo
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These wooden pegs for my laundry provided an inspiration for the 26th yeoh.com logo.
27th yeoh.com logo
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Instead of using a blade to sharpen my pencils, I sometimes rely on a pencil sharpener and it wasn't easily to accumulate the crumbs for this 27th logo because as an artist, I was trained to sharpen the pencil the old way: through a blade.
28th yeoh.com logo
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These wire clothes hanger from Thailand provided an inspiration for the 28th yeoh.com logo.
29th yeoh.com logo
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These selected tin robots were casually put together to form the 29th logo.
30th yeoh.com logo
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This 30th logo for yeoh.com, created on the morning of May 22, 2011 was inspired by growling stomach that yelled out to be fed. I reached for the fridge door and noticed that there was only 3 slices of bread left and the rest like they said, was history...
31st yeoh.com logo
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This 31st logo for yeoh.com, came into being on June 1, 2011 as I tried to organize my desk after submitting some posters for a competition. The funny thing was that my desk became messier as I figured out how to best represent my next logo with the different kinds of clips I have scattered all over the drawer...
32nd yeoh.com
Post Date : 2015-04-30
This 32nd logo for yeoh.com, came into being on June 6, 2011, the same day my 2nd niece was welcomed into the world at around 230 PM. I was still in the office trying to get a poster finalized for one of my submissions when the news came. Why an apple peel? Admittedly, it was an idea borrowed from a poster I was working on...
33rd yeoh.com logo
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Even I couldn't believe myself that the 35th logo for yeoh.com would be made out of Orlando's (the cat) turd found in his smelly litter bin. The idea came to me on June 18, 2011, during my trip in San Francisco where I stayed at Tony's, the owner of Orlando.
34th yeoh.com logo
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These combs, toys, and pet food belong to are used to brush and feed Francois, the dog that belongs to Tony and Bruce whom I live with during my visit to their homes in San Francisco in June of 2011.
35th yeoh.com logo
Post Date : 2015-04-30
When the waitress brought the bill for my Chinese food at a restaurant called Andy's on Polk street and Union, located in San Francisco I was inspired to created this 34th logo for yeoh.com on July 9, 2011.
36th yeoh.com logo
Post Date : 2015-04-30
Admittedly, the creation of this 36th yeoh.com logo broke the tradition of assembling by putting together things but I wanted to experiment with what I could get from a collection of images of road signs found in San Francisco.
37th yeoh.com logo
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My visits to the beloved city of San Francisco every now and then always take me to Bruce and Tony's home. Bruce loves to cook and these utensils are from his kitchen and was created on July 20, 2011.
38th yeoh.com logo
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The different spoons made from different materials and for different purposes became the inspiration for the 38th yeoh.com logo.
39th yeoh.com logo
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When will my rice be ready? Before I could alleviate my hunger, the rice cooker, chopsticks and bowl became my inspiration for this 39th logo.
40th yeoh.com
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Created from sprinkling incense dust, the end result turned out to look more like dirt instead.
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