Like all artists, I am constantly seeking to improve my art. As a result, I frequently [as time permits] search the internet for "how-to's", and other artists' sites. Very recently, upon googling "Asian watercolors", I discovered the work of Myoe Win Aung. He is an artist from Myanmar, born in 1972, and shows his work mostly in Rangoon and Singapore. [The Singapore Watercolor Society is also an interesting site] Unfortunately, I found no web site, so I have collected some of his work here to show you. Pleas let me know what you all think of his art.
These are beautiful. Thank you for sharing them.
ReplyDeleteI think what I find the most beautiful about these paintings is the way the light has been captured. Very clever indeed :0)
Very entertaining compositions and accomplished style.
ReplyDeleteooooh ahhhh - how does he (she?) do that?
ReplyDeleteI think I can detect differring weights of paper.(as much as you can online!) I like the uncluttered compositions and the robust rendering of various atmospheres.
ReplyDeleteLovely artwork!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful paintings! I'm glad you shared them. I'm with Sandra, I think what appeals to me the most is how the light's been captured. :)
ReplyDeleteI thought it fantastic technique and sensitivity to the extreme.
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing.
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Great pictures! The simple lines and the use of values for drama is amazing. Thank you for sharing them with us.
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