SIMON CHENG BOON KHENG (born IPOH,PERAK February 28, 1977) IS A DOUBLE DEAN LIST AWARDS WINNER DESIGNER BASED IN IPOH, PERAK,
MALAYSIA.
HE IS ONE OF THE BELATE CALVIN FOO'S APPRENTICE. CALVIN FOO IS CO-FOUNDER OF ARTES COLLEGE. THERE ARE ONLY TWO APPRENTICE, CALVIN FOO HAVE TOOK DURING HIS LIFE. MOST OF THE CHENG'S WORK IS MODERN MINIMALIST.
CHENG SPENT MANY YEARS WORKING IN TRADITIONAL INTERIOR DESIGN FIRM; IN 2000, HE, JERE KON AND HIS MENTOR (CALVIN FOO)CREATED THEIR OWN FIRM, SPACEFORM DESIGN.
HE EXPERIENCED FINANCIAL DIFFICULTIES DURING MUCH OF HIS FIRM'S EARLY DAYS. MOST OF THE TIME JERE KON WAS THE ONE WHO FUND PROPS AND MATERIALS. HE EXPRESSED CREATIVITY IN HIS OWN HOME, THE CHENG RESIDENCE, WHICH HE USE AS A CREATIVE LAUNCH PAD, PLAYING WITH SHAPES AND FORMS.CHENG DECIDED TO TAKE HIS WORK IN A NEW DIRECTION. TOWARD THE MODERNISM AND MINIMALIST.
HIS FAVOURITE QUOTE "MORE IN THE LESS"
SIMON CHENG WAS ONE OF THE CO-FOUNDER OF SPACEFORM DESIGN AND ALSO THE MAN OF THE CORE.
HE GENERATED MUCH OF HIS WORKS, AND HIS CORE ROLE AS A CONCEPT AND INTERIOR DESIGNER AT SPACEFORM DESIGN. HE IS ONE OF THE COUNTRY'S PIONEER CONCEPTUALISM DESIGNER.
HE ONCE AWARDED " THE BEST RETAIL WINDOW DISPLAY " FROM DATO TAN SERI WILLIAM CHENG AT THE AGE OF 20. HE IS ALSO FORMER VMD ( VISUAL MERCHANDISING DEPARTMENT ) OF LION GROUP CO.
DURING HIS COLLEGE PERIOD, HE WORK PART-TIME AT 'BEAD BAR' AS COSTUME JEWELLRY DESIGNER. ONCE OUR LOCAL INTERNATIONAL STAR DATO MICHELLE YEOH WAS HIS CLIENT.
HIS MASTERPIECE WAS WEAR BY DATO MICHELLE YEOH DURING LOCAL OPENING PREMIER OF HER DEBUT " JAMES BOND 'S TOMORROW NEVER DIE ".
SIMON CHENG' S DESIGN HAS BEEN FEATURED IN NUMEROUS MAGAZINES, PRESS AND ONLINE ARTICLES.
SIMON CHENG IS BASED ON INTERNATIONAL DISCOURSE AND ALSO IN THE RANGE OF THE PROJECTS HE WORK ON. AT THIS POINT
HE HAVE PROJECTS FROM RESIDENT TO COMMERCIAL.
SERVICES INCLUDED :
- ARCHITECTURE CONCEPT DESIGN
- INTERIOR AND LANDSCAPE DESIGN
- ART DIRECTION
- MOVIES AND GAMES CONCEPT DESIGN
- STORY BOARDING WORKS
- ADVERTISING AND PACKAGING DESIGN
- VEHICLES AND HARDWARE DESIGN
HIS WORKS HAS SPANNED ACROSS MULTITUDE OF PLATFORMS, RANGING FROM LOCAL TO INTERNATIONAL MARKET.
AS HEAD OF DESIGN PRODUCTION HOUSE, HE HAVE A STRONG VISUAL CONNECTION BETWEEN DIFFERENT ' SPACE ' AND ' FORM '.
ONE OF HIS MAJOR MISSION IS LOOKING OF EXPANDING THE NETWORKS. THE INFLUENCE OF NEW MEDIA AND NEW MATERIAL DEFINITELY EXPANDS HIS UNDERSTANDING OF ' SPACE ' AND ' FORM '
NOW HE AND HIS TEAM IS WORKING ON A HIGHLY EXCITING SET OF PROJECTS NATIONALLY AND INTERNATIONALLY.
THE WORK OF SIMON CHENG IS INSTANTLY RECOGNISABLE AND INTERNATIONALLY WELL RESPECTED.
SIMON CHENG'S PROJECT HAVE RECEIVED CRITICAL PRAISE FOR THEIR TECHNICAL AND ARCHITECTURAL INNOVATION.
Comments (2)
DarkFlame
well, im not to sure what your intentions are with this pic, but heres some random surgestions :) Rotate/resize the sand-plane so we cant see the corner in view. Give it a bump map (will make the shine look more realistic). Purhapes add a few random rocks about the place too. Shadows would help "place" the buildings on the sand too. Try enabling shadows on one of your lights. (also light from the side, so you get sun-like shadows) Message me if you want more advice, keep up the good work! :)
snownet
good start for a scene, i know first hand how hard full real scenes are, try this like DarkFlame said, 'Rotate/resize the sand-plane' it should be made non-reflective, also add a depth of field too blur out the back ground a bit. take out some of the beach houses, leave only, 2 or 3 and have one in the main focus, and enlarge it slightly. right now, the main prob is that everythings draying attention away from your beach house. good start, though