Sesame Street: James Marsden: Engineer

Sesame Street: Outdoors with Jason Mraz

Mai Po (1)

First was the Hong Kong Park series and now is the Mai Po series.  This is a sketch for an oil painting that I have been working on for weeks.  Hope it will be in time for the teacher-students exhibition in Easter 2012.

Happy 2012!

Focus on the bright side and you won't feel so bad. Happy 2012!

RTHK-女人多自在4-03-粉紅疤痕-2011-10-30

RTHK-女人多自在4-02-太太離家上班去-2011-10-23

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Sesame Street: Monster Went and Ate My Red 2

A pair of shoes and a spoon, obviously

Hong Kong Park (8)

End of the series.  Bye-bye Hong Kong Park.

??? and a shell

Happy Mid-Autumn Festival!

I had a lovely morning today. Because of my HK Park series, I usually painted, alone, at a corner of the studio, and I can take months to finish one painting. Today, I painted with two other classmates and the task was to finish this "Mid-autumn Festival set" in two hours. So, we painted, we rushed, we laughed and we rushed again. When we were doing our final touches, two little girls stood behind us, quietly, eyeing on the starfruit lantern. Their teacher came and asked if they wanted the starfruit lantern. They remained silent. One of us told them we were done and they could take the lantern. The two lovely girl then happily took away the starfruit lantern for their festive master pieces.


What a good start for the weekend.


P.S. Hope you can recognize these items :)

Hong Kong Park (8)

The path towards the bridge to Citibank Tower, but this faces the opposite direction.

麵包超人個 friend -- 奶油麵包小弟, again

This time with charcoal on colour paper and is a quick sketch.

Hong Kong Park (6)

The bridge in the back of L16. [L16 is the windows in the middle of the left hand side. The Queensway Government Offices is replaced by the blue sky as the composition is already too crowded; while the roof top of the green house is kept in the middle of the trees in the top right hand corner to give it more layers.]

Not bad

I have to say this one is not too bad, because:

1) This is only half as big as I usually draw. Everything becomes easier.
2) I chose the "shaded" side. This is also easier than the light side.
3) I chose the side view. It's easier to capture the outline of the face than a front view.

我未能忘掉你 盧冠廷

漆黑將不再面對

張雨生 - 沒有菸抽的日子

Heritage Museum; oil on canvas

Remark: There's way too much room for improvement.