Cartoon nostalgia to indie cool: light up the Raya mood with these arty delights


Cartoonist Mie's typical balik kampung scene depicts a flurry of activities around the neighbourhood. Photo: Mie

It is the second Hari Raya we are going to celebrate amidst the pandemic. The spike in Covid-19 cases is worrying and not visiting each other seems to be a safer option. Nevertheless, it does not stop us from celebrating the festive season, where you can send loved ones and friends Hari Raya treats with an arty and contemporary edge.

Mie's cartoon scroll on a tiffin

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