@icebladz – Thanks. Haven’t seen you on here in ages!@ElusiveWords – Piercing blue, wouldn’t you say?@ClimbUpTreesToLookForFish – While it isn’t an official holiday here, there is a very large percentage of the population (including the King, in fact) who are of Chinese heritage. Tawn’s father is half-Chinese, for example. Many of the shopkeepers and business owners, especially in the old city, are full-blooded Chinese. The end result, many people end up celebrating the holiday.@alextebow – Hope you don’t feel bad that I didn’t ask you to do the illustration!@rudyhou – Interestingly enough, we didn’t really celebrate. At least, not traditionally. Tawn’s family, despite their Chinese heritage, doesn’t follow the old traditions. We did meet up with several friends on Monday evening for dinner at one of our favorite Chinese seafood restaurants, though.@hilabpartnerxD – Yeah, the likeness is quite strong. I think he starts by scanning the pictures of us and then “cartoonizes” them.@stevew918 – @Fatcat723 – @mizz_chan – @CurryPuffy – @Got_Takoyaki – @murisopsis – Thanks everyone… may you have much happiness and prosperity this year, too!@Devilzgaysianboi – The latest cooking implement: dragon fire. HA HA…
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So, Lunar New Year is also celebrated in Thailand.Happy Lunar New Year!
Happy New Year – do love your card.
Happy Year of the Dragon to you two! That’s a very cool drawing from Otto! LOL
What big blue eyes you have… Happy New Year to both of you!
What a lovely greeting! Happy New Year!
The cartoonist is excellent, perfect posture and very handsome ‘chef / fashion designer’ couple. Wish you both Happy Chinese New Year!
very nice illustration. 🙂 Happy New Year!
Happy Lunar New Year to you as well! (: He captured both your and your partner’s face very well (:
Ooh. Using a dragon to make stir fry. Fancy :] HAPPY NEW YEAR!
I love the card! It is you to a Tee! hehe! Happy New Year!
I love the card. Happy Lunar Year!! 🙂
This is all kinds of awesome!!!
that looks so cool. hope you both had a festive one in bangkok.
@icebladz – Thanks. Haven’t seen you on here in ages!@ElusiveWords – Piercing blue, wouldn’t you say?@ClimbUpTreesToLookForFish – While it isn’t an official holiday here, there is a very large percentage of the population (including the King, in fact) who are of Chinese heritage. Tawn’s father is half-Chinese, for example. Many of the shopkeepers and business owners, especially in the old city, are full-blooded Chinese. The end result, many people end up celebrating the holiday.@alextebow – Hope you don’t feel bad that I didn’t ask you to do the illustration!@rudyhou – Interestingly enough, we didn’t really celebrate. At least, not traditionally. Tawn’s family, despite their Chinese heritage, doesn’t follow the old traditions. We did meet up with several friends on Monday evening for dinner at one of our favorite Chinese seafood restaurants, though.@hilabpartnerxD – Yeah, the likeness is quite strong. I think he starts by scanning the pictures of us and then “cartoonizes” them.@stevew918 – @Fatcat723 – @mizz_chan – @CurryPuffy – @Got_Takoyaki – @murisopsis – Thanks everyone… may you have much happiness and prosperity this year, too!@Devilzgaysianboi – The latest cooking implement: dragon fire. HA HA…
Fantastic cartoon! Happy New Year, Chris & Tawn!
@Dezinerdreams – Thank you!
awww so cute~