- WSMY Showcase: Alan Bernard's F'kn Mayhem!
- 25 December 2007 Comment (6)
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Every now and then we see a local website that is so rad that it makes us go ‘Why didn’t we see that earlier?”
F’kn Mayhem is one of these sites. It’s designed by Alan Bernard, a self-educated web designer from Kuala Lumpur. His fascination with all things street, from tees to vinyl toys, is nothing short of inspiring. Keep up the good work, Alan!
Comments
shirie says:
hey…mr.alan, you have been always my fav site…cool design and article- particularly loves the article on the Christmas at Santa’s Ghetto…cool stuff!!!
Merry Christmas and Happy New Year for 2008, cheers!
Danny says:
I know Alan personally. He’s more like a brother to me and I know how much time and thought goes into his work.
Thanks for mentioning his work.
Suffian says:
@Alan
You’re welcome, dude. Respect the work you’ve done so far, can’t wait to see more sites from you!@Danny
No worries. We’re always on the lookout for local peeps who are into best practices.
Rajaseelan says:
Coolness… Great to see my friends hard work being recognised!!!!
abi says:
Nice one Mr.Alan…Your work is awesome! When i grow up,i want to be a Mr.Alan too!
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