Showing posts with label landscape. Show all posts
Showing posts with label landscape. Show all posts

Saturday, June 19, 2010

Tea Farm Family



MUNGYO Artist OP, Cray-Pas Expressionist OP, 12' x 8' white paper.


This is not the first time I study on Pang Jiun's oil painting, to learn how he express his oriental feel on oil. Here is the first painting of Pang Jiun I study.

By blending the variety of grey on buildings and dark brown and black on the roof is the important parts to express the feel of oriental.

Friday, January 30, 2009

Sidewalk of YangMingShan

This is a sidewalk of Yangmingshan National Park (阳明国家公园)in Taiwan. Painted on white drawing block with MUNGYO oil pastel for artists 72 colours.

Beach House



The scene was shot at a beach in Yi Lan, Taiwan (宜兰,台湾). It is a beautiful beach where the sand are dark in colour. MUNGYO oil pastel for artists 72 colours on white drawing block.

Tuesday, December 23, 2008

Tea Farm at Cameron



Tea farm at Cameron Highlands. This tea farm is surrounded by beautiful track, I remember seeing people running on the track during evening time.

Monday, November 17, 2008

KOMTAR and Penang Ferry



KOMTAR tower is the tallest building in Penang. It was the tallest building in Asia when the time it was constructed, but lately it is been surpassed by Seoul's Korean Life Insurance Building. Anyway, It is still a very important landmark for Penang Island.

Penang Ferry is a transporter that can carry vehicle and people from Butterworth to Penang Island. It was the only way to cross the sea, but now it becomes second option to cross the sea, because we already have Penang bridge.

If you aware of the smoothly feel of mountain, it was blended by using tortillons. This is the view before blending was applied.



Which one do you prefer?

Tuesday, October 28, 2008

Chinese Brush Styles Oil Pastel Landscape

I have done another oriental painting, this time I use Chinese Brush painting as my reference. Check out original painting is HERE.


一叶轻舟万重山

I painted this on a smooth and opaque surface. Yes, it is tracing paper. I discovered more about oil pastel on tracing paper. My tracing paper is very thin, therefore when I place it on a coarse surface such as wood table, it does help me work out the texture. Nature of tracing paper allows me to erase my mistakes by using eraser. In contrast, finished work have to be taken serious care to prevent scratches.

I am quite happy with the outcome I had achieved, it does express the "artistic conception" (意境).

Thursday, October 23, 2008

Pang Jiun's art

Pang Jiun's art amazed me a lots! This is where I get the idea of doing oriental oil pastel paintings from. His oil painting have a very strong feel of Chinese brush drawing (水墨画). With post-impressionism and Fauvism from oil paintings, he blends the oriental style into his art.

He likes grey, he produce a lots of greyish painting on oriental buildings, bridges as well as landscape. A very important element of oriental painting ~ "remains white" (留白). It leaves certain portion of paintings blank without fill in any colors at all (not even white color). As we draw a bird on a white paper, blank white color becomes sky; if we draw living things, white becomes land; draw a boat, white becomes water.

Lets look at one of his painting "Galaxy in the world", you will observed the greyish as well as "remains white" elements.



This is the first painting of Pang Jiun that I had discovered. I love it so much and feel no hesitate to paint it in oil pastel to experience the oriental's mood.



The size of my painting is 16 x 25 cm. I paint it on white drawing block uses cray-pas expressionist as well as a little bit of buncho OP.

Monday, October 13, 2008

Beach Run

It will be very relax bringing dog for a run on the beach.

Cray-pas expressionist 9 x 12 inches on embossed coarse linen surface.

This is the initial sketch


I have done for the clouds and blue sky.


And finally, this is "Beach Run"

Thursday, September 25, 2008

Oil Pastel Sept 2008 Challenge

Every month, there will be a thread open for challenge in Oil Pastel Studio of WetCanvas forum. Anyone are welcome to post their masterpiece, and ask for comments. While looking at everyone's masterpieces and read through people's comments, its really widen my views as well as sense of art.

Suddenly, I find myself very philosophical about Art. Art is not about accuracy, is not about right and wrong. For me art is about self expression of the artist and appreciation from the audience. I can't say this painting is correct, but I can tell why I like it.

After crapping around here, now lets look at the photo Randi post up.



Slieve League on the North West Irish Coast


And this is my painting on ATC size ( 3.5 inch x 2.5 inch) on black mounting board, my OP is CRAY-PASS Expressionist 36 colors.

From Oil Pastel ACEO


And Yeah! I like to hold it in my hand.

From Oil Pastel ACEO


If you are interested on the challenge, please check this out!

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