From teh language they spoke, I think they are from Korea, though I don't know Korean. Hahaha.... At least it doesn't sound like Japanese. (I have been drawing lots of caricatures for Japanese in Clarke Quay. Hence, I know a bit of Japanese) I don't understand what they said at all.
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Initially only this guy wanted to have his caricature done.
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After seeing his friend's caricature, he also wanted one for himself.
This guy spoke Mandarin. That's how we communicated.
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This guy who had been standing, watching and filming the sketching process, also wanted to get one done too.
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My hand was shivering when inking their caricatures. Why? It was 4pm at that time and I have not taken my lunch.
Fortunately, it was not shown on the drawings.
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