Green plant

 

 A new green plant from my garden

  

Some excessive leaves have been removed 

to make a better overall presentation!

 Zooming into the spiral stem and leaves..

 

 Admiring the transition of colours through 

the subdivision of stems!

 

 The simplicity of this textured glass vase 

is further accentuated

by this piece of greeny leaf!

My LOVE to you!

Well rested, I now restart blogging  

in midst of super busy schedule:)

Yes, yes...

Sending all my lOVE to you all!

Picturesque-My jogging route 2

Looking up and breathe some fresh air in the morning!

 The structure of the palm tree

form a huge umbrella here!

The cool dripping effect!

Stretching the horizon!

Urban treescape!

A glimpse of twilight for two!

Even my shadow became part of

my jogging route record now...

Picturesque- My jogging route

Refreshing feeling in the early morning!

I totally rejuvenate and stay fresh and energetic after exercise.Green patchy woven texture!

I feel like walking on the grass and venture into golfing!

I submerge into the temptation of

grey chocolate mint filling!

I super love ice cream and I will wait for the right timing....

Cracked mute toned old oil palm.

Poco and relaxed mood:

Love the contrasting sloppy dance lines features here.A picturesque of a quiet setting in the wood:)

I can feel the spring is coming!

These are the shots that I really enjoy, feel good and can connect with,

I hope you also have the same feeling!

Green Seashell

This is an example of curvy line and texture study for my art students.

Greens

Garden plants are my inspiration lately. I love the calmness of green and I will continue painting the green. Enjoy the great view of this green bush.

IF-Memories

This is my 1st submission for Illustration Friday Challenge.

There were certainly many good and bad memories behind this drawing.
I love drawing portraits since secondary school. Among the most memorable one was an extract from an A1 drawing named Faces. These faces was belong to my brother. Those days, he is very playful and active.
Or it's more appropriately known as Practising Portrait Drawings in 30 poses of my younger brother.
I snapped many photos of him in different angles. And choosing the one I wanted to draw as references.
I intentionally left the other half of the paper blank, to indicate there were spaces for my brother to grow and tranform.
As life goes on, he holds a good position in an international company now and has settled down.
I am glad to see the miracle transformation takes place in him because of his willingness to change and continue to excel.