This fourth one is a combined effort from the rest of the Arts class (me, Linda, and Qiu Ying) and Mrs. Fan, our Arts teacher, as a card for Ling in wishing her a speedy recovery.
A Tapestry of our artworks in Chinese brush painting and calligraphy
Sunday, September 28, 2008
Red Flowers
We had our Arts class this morning as scheduled. The subject of today's class was a type of red flower (Amaryllis, taken from Chinese Brush: Learn to Paint Step by Step by Lucy Wang, Walter Foster Publishing Inc., 2003), and I painted three. They might look similar at first glance, but each has someting that is slightly different from the other.
This fourth one is a combined effort from the rest of the Arts class (me, Linda, and Qiu Ying) and Mrs. Fan, our Arts teacher, as a card for Ling in wishing her a speedy recovery.
This fourth one is a combined effort from the rest of the Arts class (me, Linda, and Qiu Ying) and Mrs. Fan, our Arts teacher, as a card for Ling in wishing her a speedy recovery.
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3 comments:
Wishing your friend Ling a speedy recovery, I'm sure she will like the card that shows your combine love and efforts! Theh differences between the 3 paintings are indeed hard to spot, I'm guessing that it is based on the style of drawing.
Hi, Joo,
Actually it's not. Free-hand painting being what it is, it is extremely difficult to reproduce an exact replica; hence the minute differences.
Ah, thanks for the explanation dad. Mom's drawings are always beautiful on its own.
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