Sunday, April 26, 2009

Monkey Queen


Classical Chinese novels of the Monkey King are extremely popular among the Asian culture. The Monkey King is known to be tremendously clever; he knows many magic tricks and gong fu which helps him fight evil. Being able to transform himself to animals and insects has been his technique to conquer many fights. Growing up watching the Monkey King and many other popular shows in China, men were always shown to be the hero, my drawing of the famous Monkey King as a woman is to illustrate that women are also able to be the hero of the stories. Women do not have to be helpless. In addition, having woman play a male role is also significant because in traditional Chinese opera women were never allow to play the characters on stage. It is forbidden and against tradition for a woman to play any roles even women roles. This is why I chose to paint her face as the Monkey King in ancient Chinese opera mask.

Sunday, April 12, 2009

Gallery for 2008

A Thousand Cranes for a wish
Watercolour on Cardboard
10 x 5 inches



Nasty Surprise
Watercolour on Cardboard
5 x 10 inches




A Sea Nymph
Watercolour on Cardboard

10 x 5 inches



Her Hair so Long
Watercolour on Cardboard

10 x 5 inches




She's So pretty
Watercolour on Cardboard
5 x 10 inches


Eat Worms
Watercolour on Cardboard

3 x 5 inches



Lily Pad
Watercolour on Cardboard
5 x 10 inches

Air pictures




I can't imagine my life without them!

Happy Easter! These Gummy Bunnies were so good and so colorful I ate them all! When you're feeling down eat something sweet, it will make you feel a a little better, but remember you still need to deal with the issues.

Saturday, April 4, 2009


Butterflies on the wall. There are 13 of them and they all hang around when I work.

My Studio


On my wall in my studio
It's a messy desk and it's all mine! Muahahahaha