Category Archives: Still life

I painted this image with Casein paints. Casein is the milk based paints. I have never used this before simply because I never knew such a thing existing. My friend Judy called me a couple month ago and told me … Continue reading →

My friend Debbie gave me her grandmother’s glass.  I am not sure if this glass is wine glass, vintage champaign glass, or something else. But it sure is pretty. I was shaken with joy when I found those beautiful glasses … Continue reading →

I found this red bottle at one of the antique store in downtown Charleston a few years ago. Love at the first sight! It does not matter whatever it is, a person or an object, our inner core touched each … Continue reading →

It is raining all day today. Weather forecast says Tomorrow will be very cold. It may turn into snow…so they say. I will make a good cup of tea and read my new book then.   Acrylic on Gessoed  Board. … Continue reading →

The Spring semester is over….Today…It’s officially Summer! Yapeeee!!! Acrylic on Illustration Board  12.75″ x 8″

We used to have a beautiful Christmas tree every year when our child was little. Since she is now grown up and has her own place, we no longer set up a tree any more. Partially because we have three … Continue reading →

On the way to school, I turned on the radio…Christmas music! Isn’t it too early…I thought. Then I realized that I have been painting the Christmas images for at least a few weeks. I laughed at myself. But Christmas is … Continue reading →

My summer vacation is over. Monday will be the fist day of school. It will be a bit hard for me to adjust my day but it will be fun. I am still working on the large landscape painting….but not … Continue reading →

I started to painting 30″ x 30″ landscape painting. I used to paint this size or much larger quite a lot. But these days the smaller size is more preferable to me. When I make mistakes or like to change … Continue reading →

I did not think so much about where the marbles go when I set this composition. There is no unity concerning to the color. But it turned out to be fun. Acrylic on the Gessoed Board. 12″ x 12″