ART WORK OF THE WEEK

It's been a while since I last drawn something.  Just read from a book that inspired me to start drawing again. The book says - find what you are good at, learn and keep on growing... that is the only way you will be GREAT!  I will try to finish a piece every week... that is the only way I can improve my work... keep growing by practice.

Sharing the last work I made...

Bored

My other works --- Art a Revelation

OurFunART: Painting

We were at National Bookstore browsing through books when we walked past the supplies section. There were paint brushes, a collection of paints from watercolor, acrylic to oil paints. Then a small piece of canvas caught our eye. In the "package" were two brushes and small canisters of paint". I got hold of it and headed for the cashier. Roussel was with all smiles saying that I would be painting. I was smiling to my ears and said - "Oh no, YOU are painting!" She did not argue but went back to the supplies corner and got another canvass "package". She looked at me and said, now you're painting (too) :)

When we got back home, after dinner, we started to imagine and realize our masterpieces. I brought out my old brushes, paints, paint palette, mixer.... I told her, when I paint, I usually think of something that inspires me to see. It may be a small item to a landscape somewhere. Think of something you like.... then we started our own pieces.

Tutel's painting of Kenny (South Park)

ART: A REVELATION

ART. I have been painting and drawing before I even knew how to write. I have joined drawing classes when I was about 8 yrs old. The most memorable could have been my classes with a renowed Filipino artist - Ben Cabrera, more commonly known as BENCAB.

In high school, I was the Batch Artist. I used to draw and paint for my classmates projects. Joined poster making contests which I won in about 8 contests.

When I was still in Baguio, most of my drawings and paintings are of nature and pine trees.
Then that developed into portraits and children. Most of my work were given out and I have not kept one for myself. It was only in college that I started to compile some of my work. When I was employed in Manila, the sketching and drawing didn't stop. I had my sketch pad with me and I made the BEST works that I ever dreamed of.