Miao, a hopeful Kuchingite, with his two hamsters, Wafu & Pafu, seems to be able to find joy and celebrating everything little things in life. Glutton by heart, he believes good food is the solution for all problems, and his forgetful nature aids him in not remembering most of his unhappy encounters.

Being online has become a part of many people’s lifestyles these days. Whether it’s for work or entertainment, people strive to stay connected.

Through turning life encounters into comics, we aim to provide entertainment and inspiration to our readers on various online platforms.

A promotional comic post for a beverage product that fits the current situation at that time (MCO period).

Travelogue comics done for Taiwan Tourism Board. Tells a trip of visiting Taiwan cities and attractions.

These books are a collection of memories that Miao had while living in Kuching during the nostalgic ‘90s, a time when the world was vastly different.

What made it even more unique was that Miao grew up with a mother who had severe mental illness.

Books can serve as a powerful tool to connect people from different generations, locations, and walks of life.

An informative comics about life and nature for WWF booklet for a better reading experience.

As the trend of video consumption grows, the way of storytelling evolves alongside it. One can sit and enjoy the stories being told.

Currently, the development of a fully animated Miao&WafuPafu series is still in the planning stage.

“Miao’s Taiwan Small Town Rambles” is a series of animated videos about Miao’s adventure in Taiwan while showcasing the attractions in each town.

Let’s bring the characters out of the screen and onto the streets.

This will allow readers to fully experience and immerse themselves in the world of Miao&WafuPafu.

A festive event installation for a Mall. From the entrance to the concourse tells a journey of Miao “Balik kampung” in a full Miao styled kampung.

3 different charity runs and exhibitions to spread awareness about rabies, poultry, and animal rights.

Murals are drawing on walls. It is a ten of thousands year old practice.

These primitive drawings in caves served one purpose that is to tell stories that can last for a long time and easily accessed by all.

This project is a three floors mural that exhibits the evolution of shopping experience in a Sarawak setting.

A Miao suite was designed and covered with murals that tells a one day activities that can be done as a tourist in Kuching.

Merchandising can be much more meaningful by having a purpose, either to deliver a message, to promote an art, to tell a story or to preserve an old culture in a new medium than just smacking an image on a product.

Below, mascot illustrations are free to use, both for personal and commercial purposes, but subject to specific terms and conditions. By downloading and utilizing the illustrations below, you agree to adhere to the stated terms and conditions. For additional usage rights, kindly consider purchasing an extended license from us.

• CAN use in any printed material or online visuals
• CAN use to promote Malaysia’s brands, products, and services
• CAN use for personal and commercial purposes

• CANNOT amend the designs in any ways. This includes altering the color, the shape, adding other visual on the mascot such as hat, hair or anything else.
• CANNOT promote hate or a inducing racial tension and issue
• CANNOT use for political related content
• CANNOT use for satire content on the Royals
• CANNOT mention Miao&WafuPafu endorse your brand or product
• CANNOT make into merchandize or make money out of it