painting is something i really like to do. however, i can never seem to grab hold of the skills of painting, be it water colour painting, postel paint, arcylic or whatever. i always ask myself what kind of painter am i? a question i hardly can i answer. through imitating great artists’ works may help us improve our skills of painting. i cannot deny that. by have you ever tried painting the sky? the exact same sky you see. not just what you think a sky should look like. well, i tried. but i am far from success.

looking up into the sky. why does the sky look so properly blend into soothing colours, yet at the same time, mixed with complementary colours and weirdly shaped clouds that make it a masterpiece of an impressionist?

the sky itself is blend while the clouds is iin blobs. if i am able to draw like what nature can, i am sure that i can paint much better drawings. unfortunately, my standard is yet there.

sky has always been my love, its beauty, is beyond whatever is beyond the sky. cone one day. i would like to take a trip to greenland and view is beauty with the company of aurora.

there are some clay figurings i made for my course work.

 totally filled with mould, this was a photo i took during a cip.

this was a promotion for my cca production. i find this really colourful among the black and white backgroud (refering to our hair and uniforms). as the show is about seeking our own dreams and soar with them, we choose to use balloons as a symbolic meaning to promote our show. thank you all those who made the effort to be enthusiastic during the promotion!

 

 edited (post production addition) : i was gald that many turned up although the production did not went of very smoothly. i hereby apologise to all those went for the friday show.