Photographer Peter Skalberg takes snapshots of graffiti and turns them into works of art.

Fiery dancer Antonio Marquez recently set the stage on fire with his sensual dance moves at the Divine Flamenco—The Art of Passion performance at the Kallang Theatre. This handsome and well-built family man talks to us about spending quality time with his wife and kids, as well as other things that make him tick.

Fancy stretch limos aren’t the kind of wedding cars you’d expect to find Ken Teo dealing with. Instead, the founder of Ken’s Vintage Wedding Rentals will get you to the chapel on time—but in a more compact fashion. I-S met up with him to talk about why size doesn’t matter.

Think you know geeks? Think again. We look at Singapore’s supposed social misfits and discover that the stereotypes surrounding this strange breed are (mostly) exaggerated. Text and photographs by Wayne Ree

Doubt is a play worth checking out.

The son of the legendary Johnny “Two Thumb”, Richard Tat has carried on in his dad’s footsteps and continues to create perpetual paintings on nature’s very own canvas: the human body. I-S sat down with Richard to ask him a few questions about what it’s like to make a living … from making living art.

Creative force behind UK boy band Blue, singer-songwriter Simon Webbe finally comes into his own with his catchy first solo album Sanctuary. One of the blessed few able to fashion a work from passion, tall and chiseled Webbe extols on his life, his pillars of strength, and his career with feverish vision and dogmatic fervor.

Eddi Reader croons numbers to melt your heart.

When Patrick Chan first stumbled on some brainteasers as a student, he never expected his love of words to be the basis of several books, a website and a career in creative thinking. He has created hundreds of word puzzles, which he incorporates into talks and workshops on teambuilding and creativity. He shared some choice words with I-S.

I-S Magazine chats with people who have had amazing life experiences or done things most Singaporeans will never do.