Art by Alia Troy
Monday, 29 December 2014
Waw
Waw و |
"Waw, an Arabic letter, is also used as conjunction 'and' in Arabic language. It is called the letter of love for it is the place of meeting between things; if it wasn't for Waw, things would not be able to come together. Hence, it is the letter of love in Islamic calligraphy." -Abdullah Khamis
This was a commissioned piece. I was really excited about it because I had just learnt about impasto and wanted to try it out. I'm happy with the result. As is the client. -SOLD
Aryan Shah
Aryan Shah |
The new mother loves pink and blue, hence the choice of colours. Letters glow in the dark. -SOLD
Sunday, 19 October 2014
Beauty is what you see
Reflect |
Many have asked the story behind The Chunky Mermaid. Why do they have to be so fat? Why can't you draw perfectly shaped, beautiful mermaids? Why are they so naked? Why are they so pale? Why are their tits so big?
Everyone has different ideas of what makes someone/thing beautiful. Some prefer thin, some prefer more flesh, some prefer dark, fair, etc? And the truth is, there is nothing wrong with whatever you perceive as beautiful, you're entitled to your own opinion.
I draw what I draw because I feel like it. I can draw a chunky mermaid today and a waif-y mermaid tomorrow, it really doesn't matter. Some days you look at an art piece and you feel like it speaks to you, some days it won't. It really boils down to you, in the end.
Look into the mirror (mosaic) and reflect upon yourself. -SOLD
The Chunky Mermaid
The Chunky Mermaid |
This is what I looked like, trying to swim like a mermaid, the first time. Sans seashell nip cover. - SOLD
Dreamy mermaid
Duyung berangan |
The hair and tail glows in the dark. Did you know that when it starts to lose its 'glow', you can just 'charge' it under the sun or light for a few hours? Nipple covers are seashells from Pulau Tioman, off Johor. - SOLD
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