Painting For Year 2011

The Chinese New Year celebration is in a week time. 2011 is a year of Rabbit. I'll try to finish it on time for the CNY. Meantime,continue painting this wine bottle for CNY decoration.





As for my starting year 2011,I've pick up Ms Maureen McNaughton design to start with.





Painting For Year 2011

MERRY CHRISTMAS

Have a joyful and Blessed Christmas.


I've painted a Christmas painting on Deb Malewski's Christmas series.




Fine arts project.


Beginner's project for 2011

Bears

Professor Bear


Birthday Bear

Happy Chinese New Year

This year, the first day of the Chinese New Year falls on 14th Feb, which is also Valentine's Day. At this auspicious occasion we wish you a Blessed & Prosperous Chinese New Year and also Happy Valentine's Day.


2010 is the year of Tiger.


Missed celebrating Valentine's Day with your sweetheart?


The Lantern festival falls on the last day of the Chinese New Year season,(fifteenth day of the first Chinese lunar month) traditionally a day for lovers.

Have a great New Year and Gong Xi Fa Cai!

Merry Christmas

Have A Blessed Christmas & Joyous Season Of The Year. Merry Christmas And Happy New Year 2010.


My painting is about Love-a-cupcake. She loves to bake cupcakes and biscuits.

My Tuscany Painting

I've just completed two painting on my first part of Tuscany Landscape series and continue to paint more in year 2010. As for now I will be painting my latest Margaret Wehking Christmas collections.

Tuscany Delights

Blue Hills of Tuscany

This painting will begin with an introduction to tertiary and analogous color mixing, how to apply color and value to light relationships, and how to develop form and perspective in the landscape through the use of light and color. The components of composition, developing depth, aerial perspective, light and shade, and form in the landscape.

We will explore various settings around the vineyard, nearby valleys, and hilltowns as subjects to study composition, luminous palettes and brush techniques.

Italian landscape are the expansive views. The color is mediterranean; siennas, ochres, warm whites, all the earth tones come into play. What captivated me in this painting was that little spot of red ochre on the roof of the barn. That little shape set the whole composition.
As an artist, we usually hone our ability to see and paint all the flavors of the Tuscan landscape: color nuances, shapes, light and shadow and atmosphere.