Wednesday, May 12, 2010

Talented artists at CCSC

These photos of paintings drawn by CCSC students bring us to 3 different strange locations:

[1] The top painting shows a woman with a distorted face, eyes on one side and nose on the other. Two of her six fingers on her left hand is holding a cigarette. She is carrying something like a bag with a globe beside it. Her necklace shows her elegance, but the cobra head on her skirt is scary.

The colour combination and distribution is superb. This student possesses great power of matching colours in harmony.

[2] The funny two-headed soldier wearing a single helmet for the two heads is sitting in an arm-chair. His armour is made of leather. He must be a Mongolian soldier on guard outside the Mongolian Bags (蒙古包).

I wonder which “head” gives the command when he fights.

[3] The third painting shows the colourful face of a clown or a Red Indian. He was holding a bird in his right hand. The fingers of this man look as if they are long, bony, metallic claws.

The distribution of colours is good and the painting is giving us a sense of mystery.

1 comment:

Ho Keung and Yin Ping said...

We must admit that we do not have arts cells.