Cartoons 10, 11 & 12

Story 23

"Story 23", Oil On Canvas, 92cm x 92cm, Year: 2010.

Can you imagine receiving a project that cost you to keep doing some things over and over again...? Doing them is not difficult at all, but the hardship is having to re-do the same things frequently, and they seem no ending....

Just like that! Slowly you begin to feel tired and frustrated! Deep down you also feel that you are similar to an old rusty machine - hard to move on and go on...; and you start to put blame on other people around you, yet never seeking for God's help.

All these bad experiences happened to me this year around July for a month. Eventually, I went for church counseling, and amazingly it turned out well!

Of course, by God grace, this project is over, with a happy ending...

Cartoons 6, 7, 8 & 9

Today is my happy day because I have spent 2 hours drawing cartoons with my friend... and the result is looking good!

Another happy thing is that - I also discover that the drawing style of my “long story manga”, which I do it at home, is also improving, such as: the lines are seen more free and confident (perhaps because recently I have spent a lot of time reading manga, so subconsciously I am being affected by the manga technique!).

What can I say? Only - “Praise The Lord!”

Just For Fun !

Just For Fun !

I am really excited when I work on this new “Just For Fun!” series.

Deep down I know that this idea is not new at all, and I also believe that some people can even do better than me..., but no matter how, I do enjoy working on it and hope that it can bring much joy and excitement to people. :-)

By the way, I may also have the chance to exhibit the works in gallery in future... 

Just For Fun !

Just For Fun !

Just For Fun !

Just For Fun !

Just For Fun !

Cartoons 4 & 5

Cartoons 1, 2 & 3

Story 22

"Story 22", Acrylic On Canvas, 91.5cm x 122cm, Year: 2010.

Many people do not know that I am good at catching grasshoppers.

Years ago in my primary school days, whilst I was waiting for school-bus to fetch me home after school, I spent a lot of time catching grasshoppers.

I can still remember the grasshopper's body colour is a pretty fresh light green, and length of the body is only 1cm long on average. However, there was once when I saw an approximately 13-cm long giant grasshopper (told by a school-cleaner who caught it later) appear at the entrance of the classroom, flying around and some parts of the body colour were brown! Of course I dared not catch it then – I was too afraid...

White Van

"Enjoy!"

River & Spring

"Enjoy!"

Rabbit Spaceship

Story 21

"Story 21", Acrylic On Canvas, 122cm x 91.5cm, Year: 2010.

"Freaking me out!"

Story 20

"Story 20", Acrylic On Canvas, 92cm x 92cm, Year: 2010.

During my high school days, I had always wondered why "short" and "young" juniors like me often lost a lot of chances, such as: whilst I was having American football game with my neighbourhood friends, I was always chosen to be a defender but in fact I was actually qualified to be a 'quarter-back'.  Yet the funny thing was that - for those taller seniors, they might think they were qualified to be a 'quarter back' but in fact they were not! They could not make quick decisions and their long-pass "sucks!"  Why did things always happen that way???

Story 19

"Story 19", Acrylic On Canvas, 92cm x 92cm, Year: 2010.

That was a time when I chose not to follow God's will and tried to fix life on my own. Deep down I believed that God was the only one who felt sad at that time... because He had greater blessings for me but I had no guts to receive them.

Story 18

"Story 18", Acrylic On Canvas, 102cm x 76cm, Year: 2010.

It is all about blankets this time.
A very weird idea was created by my eldest brother during our primary school days, who asked us to apply some oil on our stomachs, and then use the blanket to cover our whole bodies.  Not long after, we would fart (effect of applying oil on stomach), and then we would quickly purposely put our heads in and sniff it! Finally we all ended up laughing...! (shown at the bottom right side of artwork)

We were just trying to be funny...