[Outing] Fun night out at Trick Eye Museum , RWS Sentosa

Merry Christmas to all my readers! I've turned into Ms Santa at the Trick Eye Museum and did a hilarious dance which makes all my friends laugh at me. (Contemplating to post out that video on my instagram)

This is my second time visiting Trick Eye Museum and this video segment is something new. I'm glad that Trick Eye Museum always refreshes its gallery from time to time and it's interesting to find new themed zones and some interactive 4D concepts elements to enhance the whole experience. Read my post on my first visit to Trick Eye Museum last year here.



Found out that this is actually their first revamp conducted by the Korean-based gallery for this Singapore branch located at Resorts World Sentosa. Renewal works was done from 19 to 30 October this year and now the museums see six new themed zones with more than half of the museum being updated with new exhibits. The new and exciting themed zones are targeted to awaken the five senses of our human body by evoking the six different emotions stimulated by the zones. The new zones are 'Mystery', 'Excitement', 'Supernatural', 'Fairytale', 'Fantasy' and 'Trick World'.

My friends and I, together we begin our Trick Eye Museum adventure. We had so much fun and laughter taking photographs inside and we were the last few to leave. Let me go through some of the exhibits, what to look out for as well as what are the new exhibits.

Even though this is not a new exhibit, but because of the different angle I'm standing this time round, it has created a brand new feeling. 

Still amused by how a simple slope can create that giants and dwarfs effect.

I'm trapped in an hourglass. If only I could turn back time with this, would the ending to my story be different?

Floating in mid-air was fun! 

Sweet dreams on the crescent moon and white horse~

After sweet dreams, we went through so much so much adventure risking out life on the plank. Still looking happy.

Jessie and I with one of the new exhibit.

The full picture!

I'm a fighter here. This is another interactive exhibit where you got to punch and kick air, Easy to win game.

Turned into JKK's next meal! Sad.

Balancing act on the ball.

Alice in Wonderland tea house party!

Follow me to Alice in Wonderland tea house party.

Thank you Trick Eye Museum for the pair of complimentary entrance tickets!

This long weekend, plan your visit to Trick Eye Museum too. There's even a contest currently till 31st Jan 2016 whereby u get to WIN an exclusive pair of Trick Eye Passports which entitle you free admission to all Trick Eye Museum branches around the world + A S$25 Starbucks card!

Trick Eye Museum Instagram Contest

1. Take you own 'Follow Me To' shot at any backdrop within Trick Eye Museum.

2. Submit your entry by posting the photo on your personal Instagram account. Hashtag #FollowMeToTrickEyeSG and follow their Instagram account @TrickEyeMuseumSG.

Other Terms & Conditions here.

Trick Eye Museum Singapore
Resorts World Sentosa
26 Sentosa Gateway
#01-43/44
Singapore 098138

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Ending my post with photos of the lovely friends and the Minion spotted at RWS. We continued on the night with some Gong Cha and Chit-Chatting.

XOXO

Trick Eye Museum at RWS Sentosa

Few weeks back, I visited the Alive Museum at Suntec City and had so much fun posing around with my friends. Read post here. This time round, I'm so excited I get to explore the Trick Eye Museum, which is similar to the Alive Museum in terms of concept. Both museums uses art technique that makes 2D paintings comes alive as if they are 3D paintings and visitors are encouraged to step inside the paintings to be part of the masterpiece. Thank you Claressa for the ticket.

 Since I have some experience before hand, I felt that I should make this post a little bit more comprehensive as to what to expect and perhaps some comparisons between the two museums. So just sit back and relax and enjoy the photos. Here I'm in part of a Western masterpieces from French impressionist Georges Seurat's "A Sunday afternoon on the Island of La Grande Jatte."

The Trick Eye Museum is divided into 6 different theme. Explore the World of Masterpieces, Safari Kingdom, Star of Circus, Dreams of Fairy Tale, Love in Winter and Adventure Discovery.

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World of Masterpieces

Feel free to touch those amazing creations, strike your best pose, interact with the characters and become the subject of the paintings.

I refused to squeeze in with the 5 ladies for the pole pose.

Safari Kingdom

Be as adventurous and creative when taking photos with the animals. Not all the animals are as cute as the giant panda or as friendly as the elephant, there's also the giant venomous snake that we need to hide from!

I don't think we can be good actress! We looked too happy being "attacked" by the giant venomous snake!

Star of Circus

In this theme, I get to be a superstar. The stage is mine and I'm the next star of the circus! Be it sitting on Jumbo the elephant's trunk or flying out of the human canon ball. The photos are all so nice.

Thanks Jess for this photo.

Dreams of Fairy Tale

Enter the fairy tale world and unleash the child in you. Love this theme the most.

Who's afraid of the big bad wolf? Not me!

I'm a little teapot, short and stout.

Puss in boots

Wishing upon the stars on the moon!

Angel Jas on riding bicycle on cloud 9!

Swan lake with castle and rainbow. How nice it would be if it's real.

Love in Winter

Travel to winter wonderland while riding on a witch's broomstick. Meet the sled dogs and mammoth.

Adventure Discovery

Experience zero gravity, floating experience and even flying.

Trick Eye VS Alive

Both the Trick Eye Museum and Alive Museum has got their strength in certain areas. Some unique features found only at Alive Museum are the Michael Jackson anti-gravity lean pose, the disco room, the powder room, the interactive artwork of blowing the windmill and the wind blowing hair at the Mermaid artwork. Not much unique experience at Trick Eye Museum but the majority of the artwork here are more vibrant and the lighting is better.

Space Management: I felt that some of the exhibits and paintings at the Trick Eye Museum are too close together and not exclusive enough, especially when I first stepped in. It's easy to bump into other people or get in the way. Alive Museum has better space management and the chances of getting block for a good photo is slimmer.

Another point is at the Alive Museum, once you entered into another sector, you cannot open back the doors to go back to the previous area. So make sure you cover the entire area before proceeding on.

Props used: Both are escaping from the giant venomous snake. While Trick Eye Museum uses the "upside down" photo effect, Alive Museum let you hang onto a rope which is really quite scary.

Lighting: Trick Eye Museum definitely score much better under this criteria. For Alive Museum, spot lights were used as seen in the photo on the right and those that not only create reflection, but also makes areas not under spotlights to be much dimmer. The lighting at Trick Eye Museum is bright at all different angle and even photos taken from smartphone looks presentable.

Group Photos

Some group photos to end my post. Memorable trip with Claressa, Jessie, Shu Qing and Linda.

Thanks for reading!