“I love scouring nooks and crannies for interesting works of art… so proud to be part of a society that boasts creativity everywhere. Picture taken at Kwai Chai Hong, Petaling Street.” – Ann Marie Chandy, Penyunting

“Hasil Batik buatan anak Malaysia pun setanding dengan produk luar. Saya gunakan masa hujung minggu sebaik mungkin dengan mewarna DIY batik ‘printed’ ini. Saya support lokal dan bangga dengan anak seni tempatan.” – Nor Alia Ali, Pembantu Penyunting & Penerbit Video

“I used to think that I was too dark to be here. That my hairy arms and thick accent were so weird, so unnatural. I felt better when I raised my hairy arms in the air and won silver for Pertandingan Pidato Kemerdekaan, thick accent and all. Now I adorn myself in batik and a pottu on my forehead, standing proud as equally Indian, equally Malaysian.” – Maria Murugiah, Pelatih (kiri)

“Bangunlah anak bangsa,

Kita punyai peranan yang harus dimainkan,

Bapa pernah berkata: Setiap kita harus hormat hak dan perasaan masing-masing, bertolak ansur dengan agama orang lain, adat dan tabiat, kerana menerusi kepelbagaian itu kita boleh mendapat perpaduan yang sebenar.

Selamat Hari Merdeka, Malaysiaku.” – Sofia Amanee, Pelatih

“Behold: KOMTAR in its grace and glory, taken last year. In comes nostalgia! I previously spent three years in Penang studying, but also marvelling over its many effortless beauties: street art, scenic walkable lanes, book stops, food stalls… the list goes on. I wonder if I’d ever be tired of playing tourist in my own country. Probably never.” – Nabila Azlan, Penulis