關於 painted faces ，我們在網路上蒐集到這些相關的討論、資訊與評價

[BREAKING NEWS] Cheekiemonkies caught on video vandalising a wall in public in SG!!!

#fakenews cos this was actually part of a Graffiti workshop we participated over the weekend. So yep, it was still a S.A.D. but Saturday Art Date instead of Saturday Adventure Date with the fam. And can I just say this was a guided tour that the monkies were looking forward to? All because it involved spray painting graffiti on a public wall. 😅

The guided tour started with an hour’s walk around Kampong Glam - I don’t have to tell you how eclectic that area is - where we were introduced to all the street art that were done using only spray paint. They looked amazing, and even better that our guide was an actual street artist himself so he gave a lot of insights, especially struggles that the local street art scene faces.

Of course the highlight of the tour was the hands-on graffiti workshop. We were given a quick crash course on how to design our own street art and given a practical lesson on how to control the spray paint can. NOT EASY!!! Especially the outlining bit. But we did bumble through in the end - with our very own spray-painted graffiti art to bring home! Totally entertaining not only for kids, but for adults too. Somehow, graffiti art brings out the rebellious streak in a person? 😜

You can find out more GlobalTix’s https://singaporediscovers.globaltix.com/tour/discova-street-art-graffiti and make your booking using your #SingapoRediscovers vouchers too. #Supportlocal yah? 😃

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Gathered some faces I painted in the past few months .
Character face is my favorite thing to draw and paint ❤️
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Coming this Fall 2020! 🐉🐲🌟☄️🌏

Immerse yourself in the world of「鬼島Ghost Island」- a collaboration project by Meuko Meuko & NAXS corp. - will come alive as an online digital presentation including 3D digital scanning of Taiwanese street scenes, temple sound collection, memories of temples and much more to be experienced via as an online network, physical VR devices as well as offline performances.

Stay tuned and read on the story behind「鬼島Ghost Island」and its production concept:

(Dreamscape)

The fog, snow, streets … everything had only altered slightly from my memory yet I perceived this world as one that might be a couple years, or even a few centuries, into the future. I was amongst a group of futuristically dressed children, school dropouts turned street dwellers, who had just run away from their homes, and I seemed to be one of them, wearing dark sailor clothes, with black hair just past my shoulders.

We had been hiding for quite a while in the white stairwell of a newly built building, uninhabited since its completion. The children set up a den in the stairwell, equipped with a TV and video games. I had somehow become their leader, directing the others where to safely spend their nights. These children were not afraid of the darkness in this world.

One young girl even managed to communicate with rabbits living in the snow. She often hid in a corner of the stairwell, listening to an old yellow cassette player. The girl believed the sound she heard was a gift from the ancestors – music had vanished in this world, you see. She would listen to recorded lectures and pray in the temple left by her predecessors.

Eventually the hideout was discovered by the building’s construction workers when the children were returning from their scavenging mission, so we were forced to leave and seek new shelter. Once again we retreated along the bustling streets, where neon lights were beaming everywhere, and creeping smog rendered peoples’ faces lost and helpless. Elder street vendors were selling every last bit of their wares, hawking outmoded objects of their forefathers. Finally we arranged some cardboard boxes in an alley, just for one night’s sojourn. We knew it was still a long road ahead. That night felt like a year.

Another morning we were driven out from previous night’s hideout, as we had become accustomed to, and while out scouring the streets for food the girl stumbled upon a forgotten temple. A dense fog hovered in the air, as if the place was high up in the clouds. The temple was too crammed with dark painted bronze figures of canine deities for her to even find a way in. She sensed from these figures, a time of strife and warfare harkening back thousands of years, a time when mankind destroyed the earthly body of Buddha and the Gods. These sacred bodies had subsequently been sold and dispersed throughout the world for thousands of years. This temple had become the haven for these anthropomorphized animal figures since then.

Realizing she had in fact lost consciousness, the girl awoke to find the temple floating among the clouds, an island in the sky. Only then did it dawn upon her that humanity will inevitably return to its primal state among the ancient forests, and that the temple suspended in the heavens contained the ghosts of humanity.

@ The Ghost Island

2019 LA Art Show

When we talk about art, we are seeing the diversity of multiple cultures. This year, my first time to visit the LA Art Show, I’m impressed with its sense of selected artworks by the galleries all over the world.

My favorite artworks in the show.

Artist: Stephen Mackey

The Fantasy Oil Painting.
Draw fantasy
Contemporary Surrealistic

Sold. USD$2,900

Stephen is a self-taught artist, currently resides in the U.K, and he is a low profile on the internet. His artworks are a fantasy world of animals and surrealistic characters.


Artist: Jeffrey Chong Wang.
Portrait.
Sold. USD$7,900

Jeffrey Chong Wang lives in Canada and his works often reflect the memory from his childhood in China.

Installations:

Artist: RISK

Risk is a Los Angeles based artist and one of a pioneer of graffiti artist which get well-known when he painted in the subway train. The artwork is a real police car which cut into half, you can see the parts.

Artist: Anthony James
Portal Icosahedron
LED Light, Steel, Specialized Glass

It looks like mirrors but it’s not, it’s made with specialized glass and when you look inside you can see the endless angles and reflections.


Artist: Cristian Castro
Christian Castro is an Argentinian artist. The artwork is a group of machine fishes with funny faces.

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With overwhelming responses from Hot Toys’ last introduction of the 1/6th scale Arkham Knight and Batman figures, we are very excited to revisit the insanely popular Batman: Arkham series by presenting to “Bats” fans a Hot Toys’ own re-imagination of the 2039 style Batman Beyond skin from the Batman: Arkham Knight game and officially introduce as Hot Toys Exclusive - 1/6th scale Batman (Futura Knight Version) collectible figure!

Inspired by the stylish Batman Beyond skin in the video game, the 1/6th scale Batman (Futura Knight Version) features a newly painted head sculpt with red eyes and two interchangeable black colored neutral and fierce expression lower faces, a masterly tailored multi-layer and multi-texture Batsuit with glossy red-colored electroplated Batman logo on the chest armor as well as glossy black and red colored armor plating throughout the body, a new Batman Beyond style Batarang, variety of Batman gadgets including grapnel gun, disruptor, REC gun, freeze grenade and many more!

This Hot Toys Exclusive Batman (Futura Knight Version) collectible figure is a rare piece only available in selected markets! Stay tuned with your local distributors to find out how to get this new snazzy Caped Crusader in your collection.

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The Big Sleuth is an art project in Birmingham with over 100 giant bears around the streets for you to visit! I painted a bear called Strawbeary - watch my vlog of the launch night and a speed painting video of how I painted Strawbeary.

WHERE TO FIND STRAWBEARY: He's number 64 on the trail map, in Sutton Coldfield by the Gracechurch Centre. There's a link to the map in my blog post here: https://www.cakeswithfaces.co.uk/art/big-sleuth-2017-strawbeary/

The Big Sleuth runs from 10th July 2017 until 17th September 2017 in Birmingham. Have a day out spotting bears and finding them on the trail map as you explore the city! At the end of the summer, the bears will be auctioned to raise money for Birmingham Childrens Hospital.

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