Chinese painting class - 02

This is a simple picture, but it's funny to finish a whole painting with a drop of ink. I am like a child, showing my painting to my parents after school...I enjoy the drawing process as it'd be another kind of meditation for me.

Ma Shi Po in Fanling

I prepare for an exhibition in this house every Sunday.
Thanks to my job, I know this lovely place and people in Ma Shi Po.

Sensorship failed

[Up] I was a 'secret person' in the 'Diary Exchange workshop' in YMCA. I was not allowed to reveal my identity to my unknown partner. We could exchange our ideas through our 'monthly diary' without limitation. This is my first 'diary' I did.

[Down] Just created an account at 'Wei Bo' for easier access to other blogs...but it was forbidden and claimed I shown 'incorrect information'. I have posted nothing apart from saying 'hi'. I realized at the end...My account name is Jasmine.........omg, I am not powerful to start revolution.

Coloring

I was excited to buy this little shirt with only $5,
and painted it with fabric dye sticks : )

Cantonese Opera

Sweet lines

I found these in an old stationary shops.
Amazing to have pink and baby blue marker...
99% Artline marker in bookstores are red/blue/black.
Lovely and I am sure Jean Tu will like them...
Um...let me keep them first ^^

Good morning class

YMCA Summer School is soon to start,
I hope all of you will enjoy it. +oil to my colleagues : )

Chinese painting class - 01

I joined a Chinese painting class this Summer. After I learnt how to wash my writing bush in the 1st lesson, let's draw straight lines last week. I enjoyed observing how the ink being absorbed by paper. We needed to concentrate and kept the brush upright. Take care of the speed and strength in order to create stable lines.

Suddenly, I remembered my promise with my printmaking teacher we made 2 years ago. I've thought of a topic of my storybook : )

Give you a hug if I can

Photo from Ariel and QOD

The tee graphic came from the dummy doll in my 'By My Side' exhibition in 2009.
The venue was a children boutique and few dummy dolls were left. I drew on them and they became one of the exhibited works.
Ken and Yvonne Tam love it at the opening, and they hope to use the illustration as tee graphics, so it is now available at QOD.