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Somehow I just love the nostalgic feeling of it; a lone boat with desaturated color…reflecting a forgotten corner of a third country, Belize – the place where I am from. I find a lot of times my own paintings are more appealing to myself with just a few tones; it may not Continue reading Watercolor Painting – Faded The longer you look at an object, the more abstract it becomes, and, ironically, the more real. Watercolor is the wisdom of the artist in revealation, The fluctuation and the feathering effect of watercolor catch my breath when I see them gradually develop into sky, ocean or any kind of vegetation on paper. Its spontaneous effect also reminds me of the creation of nature. When I see colors floating on paper surfaces and being pulled by gravity, it reminds me the living Continue reading General Artist Statment of Watercolor Painting Pattern on the pig-wipe from a good artist should look better, because a good artist cherish their art material and don’t throw away something that’s still usable; as a result, it is usually thoroughly used and will appear a balanced pattern that is aesthetically pleasing to human. I find myself unconsciously search for white spot Continue reading Pig-wipe and art… |
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