Sugary Brown

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A memory of an unsatisfying lunch is still a memory - a #scrapbook layout on #travelernotebook #scrapbooking #journaling #midoritn https://www.instagram.com/p/B3MDcHMg7PJ/?igshid=2qvkxsyy3zb7

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A post shared by Sugary Brown (@sugarybrown) on Oct 3, 2019 at 12:57am PDT

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Some people are like clouds. When they disappear, it’s a beautiful day☀️ Shake them off..😉 . . #artjournaling #shakeitoff #quotes #quotesoftheday (at South Jakarta) https://www.instagram.com/p/BnIpGggBYmW/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=1tzx1v2l2g5sj

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Time for haircut 💇‍♂️ Saw this cute baby during morning walk in a local market in Yangon. He was so calm and enjoyed himself. #babyhaircut #myanmar #yangon #traditionalmarket #streetphotography (at Yangon, Myanmar)

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Using wrapping paper for my Midori #travelersnotebook. These are the elements of my bullet journaling - Monthly, Weekly, Daily, and collection. I’ve tried to switch to other #planner, but turned out my love affair with #midoripaper Is still strong. (at Jakarta, Indonesia)

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Girls and selfie. Of course! 😉 #journaling #moleskine #photojournal #diary

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#traveljournal page. #watercolor #sketch

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Watercolored #sketch for #traveljournaling with watercolour.

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Late post. Found this relief on a front wall of a house during afternoon stroll in Malacca. A tigress and her cub. Beautiful ❤️. #wallrelief #malacca #urbanphotography #travelogue #tigers #chinesearchitecture #wallart (at Jonker Walk Melaka)

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Late post. An under appreciated piece of art😀. I saw this wall sketch in a small Chinese beverage shop in Malacca as I grabbed a bowl of ‘Nyonya Cendol’. Scooping the green jelly I kept staring at it. Whoever did it the shop owner must have the same level of appreciation as me for the ‘artist’, that he/she decided not remove it and made it as part of the ‘wall deco’. I think the sketch is not only cute (like a child drawing) but also has a historical meaning. To me the picture looks like a typical Arab man who wears Khaffiyeh (head scarf). It’s like a reflection of Malacca’s glorious time in the past where the Malay, Arab, Chinese, Indian, Persian traders mingled. #travel #travelogue #malacca #urbanphotography street photography #wallsketch #sketch (at 马六甲鸡场街 文化坊 Jonker Walk Melaka)

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The ‘Venice of the East’ - a name given to Malacca river by European seafarers as it was a prominent port of entry for traders from Europe and Asia during the late 16th century. It is believed to be the place where Malacca was founded by Sumatran Prince Parameswara, who built his palace along the east side of the riverbank in the 1400s. #malaccariver #malacca #travelphotography #travelogue #malaccahistory (at Melaka Kota Sejarah)

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Never too colourful for a rickshaw in Malacca. As if it was not enough, a loud annoying music also come with it, rewinds into loops. #travelogue #ricksaw #malaccarickshaws (at Melaka Kota Sejarah)

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Everything around this street is as interesting as the sign - the old shophouses, the art galleries, the museums, the cafes, the narrow alleys, even the Rice Chicken shop where the costumers were willingly queuing under the heat. #malacca #hangjebat #travelogue (at Hoe Kee Chicken Rice 和記雞飯)

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The Christmasy mood around the Portuguese Village in Malacca. The people who live in this settlement are a Malaysian ethnic group, a mix of Portuguese and Malay, which arose during the Portuguese colonial period (16th to 17th century). #travellogue #malacca #kampungportugis #malaccaportuguesesettlement (at Portugis Ujong Pasir)

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The melting pot of Malacca. Sixteen years after my first visit to this charming city I am still impressed with its cultural diversity. Malay, Chinese, Indians, as well as Islam, Confucius, Hindu, and Catholic blend nicely. It takes a high pride of own history to be able live together in harmony despite of differences. #malacca #malaysia #diversity #streetphotography #travelphotography #places (at Christ Church Melaka)

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One the the most beautiful castles I’ve ever seen, the Neuschwanstein Castle in Germany. The building of this castle was commissioned by King Ludwig II in 1869 as a homage to the German composer Richard Wagner. It is said the castle has inspired Walt Disney to draw the Sleeping Beauty castle. #neuschwanstein #castle #germancastles (at Neuschwanstein)

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This ‘creepy’ photo looks as if an aliens 👽 invasion was on the way. It is the photo oh Jakarta business area, captured through my dirty car window screen. The blue stripe on top is the dark screen filter, giving a cool effect. #jakarta #scbdjakarta #jalansudirman #urbanphotography #streetphotography (at Sudirman,Jakarta)