I started and finished this acrylic painting while back whilst in SaPa, Vietnam. It was there I felt the energy to paint being surrounded my lush mountainous scenes, clean air, blue sky and a mediocre amount of quietness - having experienced this whilst staying at the 'Family Guesthouse' with my lovely 'Thoi's'.
So here we go, whilst here in a rainy Koh Chang, Thailand, I've decided to expose this piece of to you.
> Some minor(ity) detail..
Inspired by the local ethnic minority tribes of Vietnam, this piece features a Black Yao lady twisted with bold colours. I love colour, as easily recognised as this may be.
You can witness my signature 'I can't fit the head on the page' style - this is clearly due to lack of planning and the spontaneity of combining and splashing a paintbrush whet with paint to paper.
>Total amatuer behaviour, I was in a good mood at the time and 4-5 splendid hours involved this:
...and finally:
Practise might make perfect x
Note: Please excuse the colours emanated from these photos - I can only blame a camera that lacks quality.
