Friday, December 10, 2010

Tis the season to be jolly!


Hi! First of all forgive me for abandoning this blog for quite some time…I've been busy with all sorts of mundane things *like exams* and my creative juices practically stopped flowing. But now I'm back!!!

And since December is the season of JOY, I would like to share my joy to everyone with something a little more than painted plastic bottles. Guess what! Yes! It's a MINI CHRISTMAS TREE! Woohoo! And like everything else in this blog, this Christmas Tree is a way to give new life to recycled materials with a few additional readily available household stuff.



This is just a sneak peek! Afterwards I'll be back with a "how to make" post - yes, my christmas present to all of you! So if you're bored and too broke to buy a christmas tree, stay tuned :)

Thursday, October 7, 2010

Pottery Redefined - Full Moon


forgive the weird pink background…that's my watercolour box lid that I use to elevate the vase… Inspired by Chinese traditional celebration: mid autumn festival. Mooncakes. Yummmm…..

Friday, September 24, 2010

Pottery Redefined - Celia


More smoothness, less painterly. The real item has a pretty matte finishing, but somehow the picture appeared glossy. The bottom screw cap is a great idea to hold a tall candle, for example. However always make sure that the candle flame is always a few (I would say 4 or more) centimeters above the mouth to prevent the plastic from melting. Could also be hung to house mini potted plant!

Thursday, September 23, 2010

Pottery Redefined - Cloudburst

Picture 1: front view
Picture2: An attempt to show the artistic dents at the mouth of the vase, which is the signature of this "Pottery Redefined" series.

Inspired by the heavy rain this morning.

Monday, September 20, 2010

Winter Series - Old Winter Song

Over the ground lies a mantle of white...a heaven of diamonds shine down through the night. It is beautifully ironic that the cold winter is the season most filled with warmed hearts.

Autumn Series - For As Long As I Live


Autumn is often associated with solemnity, maturity and pensiveness. However, this piece takes on a different approach to autumn. Rather than being carried by the gloom of the dull and cold sky, I choose savour the rich colours of the leaves, floating about in the air. The child-likeness of the pink maple leaves remind us that we may keep that child-like charm and cheerfulness for as long as we live - even when autumn and maturity come.

Wednesday, September 15, 2010

Bag Series - Made with Love

Painted for my beloved roomie, Evelyn :) May this bag bring you an everlasting summer amidst London's autumn chill...