Sunday, August 12, 2007

The Fat Monalisa - Fernando Botero

Recently my husband got a request from a client who wish to have a customize painting from Fernando Botero who painted the Fat Monalisa.
The client show him the reference picture of the painting therefore my husband can paint it accordingly.

These are the process of painting the Fat Monalisa...


First he painted the whole canvas with Black color before he draw out the picture with white paint.



After that he start painting the face.



He give the face the detailing



Last thing to do is to paint the background and the dress



Finally, touch up the painting and see anything miss out before apply the gloss varnish which function as to protect the painting.



Here is how the painting look like which is ready to deliver to the client.
When the client saw the painting, she is so happy and very satisfied with it.
She like it very much. She say worth the money she paid.
Cheers ^_^

Tuesday, July 24, 2007

My God Son

This is my God Son.
He was our Ring bearer 4 years ago during our wedding.
This picture was taken during our wedding.

My husband painted this painting for him as the present.

Sunday, July 1, 2007

My portrait

These are the collection of my portraits.
Drawned and painted by my husband.


1. Me, posing for a book cover, title : A Lawyer on Trial

2. Marker Rendering of us during our Paktor day.
My surprise valentine present :)


3. Sketches of me doing homework (2002)



4. My first portrait (1999)
First birthday gift from him...
During that time, I am very... round ...


5. My Favourite portrait of all (2004)

My Favourite Painting

These are some of my favourite paintings done by my husband. ^_^

Harry Potter - Prisoner of Azkaban
(water color)


Lord of the Rings
(water color)


Chow Yun Fatt
(marker rendering)


Arnold Schwarzenegger
(marker rendering)


Feel 100 Comic
(water color)


The Dragon (Children Story book)
(water color)



X-Files (1996)
(pencil sketching)


Edison
(pencil sketching)



Vivian Chow (1996)
(pencil sketching)

The sketches of Leo Ku, Michael & Victor, Nicholas Tze (2000)
(pen sketching)

Thursday, June 7, 2007

Love Story Comic...

Do you like to read comic?
I have a comic here would like to share it with you.



This is how we met... ^_^
Our love story in comic form.

The Wedding Portrait...

On our Wedding day, my husband promises to create a wedding portrait for me.
I thought he is just kidding.
He was so busy with his work, he will never have time to do painting.


But I am very surprise when he really did it.
He took quite a very long time to complete this masterpiece.
But worth waiting...

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He composite a few of our photos and make it into one painting.
Here are some of the photos that he used to paint the masterpiece.


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Curious how the final piece will look like?
I am very excited take a look also .
Here it is...
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Our Wedding Portrait...


My jaw drop when I see this painting...
This is the biggest painting my husband ever present to me.
This is the best Wedding Gift of All that I have received and it is from my husband.
I love this painting very very much ^_^

Now this painting has been display at our living room, together with the rest of the Wall Painting at home.

Thursday, May 3, 2007

The making of a Masterpiece

Ever wonder how is this masterpiece being produce?
The artist invite you to his studio for an inside view of his painting secret.





This is how he started the painting. First he was approached to do a 4.5 x 3 feet acrylic painting on canvas. The client request a painting of a Lion surrounded by 4 wolves.





First, he did a rough sketch and get the client approved before he proceed to pencil the general outline of the image on the canvas.





Once penciled done, he start painting the lion. Some painter paint broadly first, putting in background colours before going into anything specific of fine tuning. But for him, he just paint without think too much.
He start with the dominant features that stand out as powerful elements that will attract the viewer's attention.





Once the lion is completed, he start painting the wolves. A fine brush is needed for painting the fur and detail.





Now the finishing touches. Time to paint the landscape. He let the piece sit for a day or so and then review it just to ensure he didn't overlooked any details.

Once the painting is done, for the final step is apply a gloss vanish to protech the masterpiece and give it a nice shine.
Now with that, the painting is completed ^_^