Wednesday, May 26, 2010
SIGNBOARD DESIGN
Tuesday, May 25, 2010
Image Transfers-Sketchbook experiments
I'm trying the image transfer technique using all types of medium gels, and images from magazines But it takes time to dry fully, so it's a slow process. What I do is smother the gel medium on the image I want to transferred, then paste the image on a gessoed surface. I find priming the paper with gesso makes the surface more durable. When the pasted image completely dry, I scratch the back side of the image with a sandpaper, then spritz some water, and start to rub and peel away the paper. This will be quite messy. But worth the rub. Once you've finished the rubbing, you can start collaging, like what I do in my sketchbook pages.
This is my previous study on "florae". I collaged the images using the simple cut and paste technique, as well as interlaying them with some image transfers. I finish with some acrylic colors and gesso.
This is one of my favourite. I pasted a portrait image from a magazine over a papercut out of chinese medicine inlay. The crinkled texture of the paper as well as the rubbing to peel away the transfer created a distressed effect onto the portrait. The portrait image also appear transparent.
All of the images are random. I still do not have any particular theme. In this piece, I scribbled "Ballet: woman as a creature between life and death" . I read an article titled Cinderella Complex by Shahab Navi, and upon reading that I coincidently had the image with me and join the two together. On the upper side of this piece, I transfered two images of two influential leader( which I do not their names), and also a sign post overlayed on across them just because it will look interesting.
One of a method I use for random image is to write one word (from my thoughts) on each page of the blank sketchbook. On the bottom right of this page, I wrote "creature". ( It was taken from a phrase "women are complex creatures")Without paying attention to the word, I start to transfer the random images, and applying paints and gesso. I took a pencil and start scribbling...and an image of an elephant pops out! "Hey that's the creature I was looking for!"
This is my previous study on "florae". I collaged the images using the simple cut and paste technique, as well as interlaying them with some image transfers. I finish with some acrylic colors and gesso.
This is one of my favourite. I pasted a portrait image from a magazine over a papercut out of chinese medicine inlay. The crinkled texture of the paper as well as the rubbing to peel away the transfer created a distressed effect onto the portrait. The portrait image also appear transparent.
All of the images are random. I still do not have any particular theme. In this piece, I scribbled "Ballet: woman as a creature between life and death" . I read an article titled Cinderella Complex by Shahab Navi, and upon reading that I coincidently had the image with me and join the two together. On the upper side of this piece, I transfered two images of two influential leader( which I do not their names), and also a sign post overlayed on across them just because it will look interesting.
One of a method I use for random image is to write one word (from my thoughts) on each page of the blank sketchbook. On the bottom right of this page, I wrote "creature". ( It was taken from a phrase "women are complex creatures")Without paying attention to the word, I start to transfer the random images, and applying paints and gesso. I took a pencil and start scribbling...and an image of an elephant pops out! "Hey that's the creature I was looking for!"
Labels:
altered art,
collage,
gel medium transfer,
image transfer,
pencil,
sketchbook
Friday, August 21, 2009
Banner for a friend
Wednesday, August 12, 2009
TERMINAL SATAY ZUL, KUANTAN
Tuesday, August 11, 2009
Friday, August 7, 2009
HAMPER TAGS FOR RAMADHAN
This is my latest design, commissioned for Putri Ramadhan and Syawal hampers. U can see that my designs are quite romantic.
By the way this is Putri's blog http://putrigiftsoflove.blogspot.com/
Thursday, August 6, 2009
CORPORATE LOGO
BEAUTIFUL COMPANY LOGOS
PORTRAITS ANYONE?
Tuesday, February 10, 2009
Tuesday, February 3, 2009
Collage Mini Albums
Apart from painting, my secondary interest is collage work. This week, I found this very cute blog, TheRedHairedGirl » Mini Albums. It inspires me to do update my family albums. The collage work also gives me idea for the Mail Art Fest 2009 at Galeri Shah Alam. Can't wait to start!
Labels:
altered art,
collage,
inspiration,
scrapbooking
Monday, February 2, 2009
Women Illustrator: Gurrlll Power!!
Lately I notice many women artist and illustrators in the net, showing off their capabilities and talents. Previously I found my Malaysia heroin-Emila Yusof, today I found this chick, Shin. Check out her blog and website.
Schin lllustration
Sunday, February 1, 2009
Start Small: Art Trading Cards
I am thinking of doing a creatively design name card, until I found this website called Art in your Pocket: ATCs
which focus on Art Trading Cards. It gives me a new fresh ideas, to re-start my alternative art project, plus my mail art.
Here is another blog, that presents the ATCs but for CREATIVE SWOPING
Labels:
altered art,
ATC,
collage,
inspiration,
new findings
Wednesday, January 28, 2009
Little Girl's Dress
Thursday, January 22, 2009
2009 : The Launch of a Studio Life
My routine is now more consistent. Currently I'm painting a very difficult subject matter, the white horse. So many technical stuff in painting that I need to encounter. I hope I will triumph. Anyway this painting is going to be a gift for my sis-in-law, Sabariah. Hope she'll like it.
Labels:
acrylic,
art,
nature,
painting,
subject matter
Monday, January 12, 2009
Coffee Table Edition of the Young Artist
My 4-year old toddler is more an artist than me. I was searching for some ways that I could present her daily drawings daily, and I found this website:ForKeeps :: Custom-designed books of your child's artwork :: Inspiration.
Saturday, January 10, 2009
Joining the Monday Artday ATC.
This ATC thing sounds like fun. Maybe I should join in and see what its got to offer.
Discussion Forum - Monday Artday ATC
Discussion Forum - Monday Artday ATC
Wednesday, January 7, 2009
My new hero Emila
Here I am, browsing the net again, looking for ways to make money online. I found emila's blog by chance. After looking at her work, I am impressed and suprisingly felt very proud of her. She is one hardworking lady and she's worth to look up to. I salute her for making art a success for her and her darling family. I'm following her footsteps as well!
Thursday, November 20, 2008
Jean Shin
Whenever I'm on the internet, I just couldn't resist to look for artist that could inspire me. Here is artist Jean Shin, who is not only an artist but a recycler as well. Her artwork installations breathes of common unwanted objects that people might call garbage. But Jean has brought new life and perspective into her accumulation of 'garbage' and turns it into art that we could appreciate.I wish I could accumulate and do wonders...maybe someday.
Click here for her website, and be mesmerized.
Jean Shin
Wednesday, October 22, 2008
Found art
My daughter Adlene and I, had a walk in a park, then suddenly she began to collect some rocks and pebbles. We decided to make a shape of a heart, since that was her word and shape of the month. Luckily I brought my handphone with me and document it through this picture. Voila! Instant earth art! Love it, gonna do some more!
Saturday, October 18, 2008
Thursday, October 16, 2008
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