12 November 2010
Joo Chiat
Corner of Joo Chiat Road and Koon Seng Road. The building typology of this 4 storey hostel shares the same language as the flats at Tiong Bahru Estate. The two storey shop houses at Koon Seng Road are well known for their ornate facades.
You can see another watercolour piece not far from this area here.
200 x 400mm, 300gsm Daler-Rowney Aquarelle paper. Hero M86 fountain pen with Noodler's ink and watercolours, about two hours.
Labels:
building,
Joo Chiat,
TIA,
watercolour
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This is a wonderful watercolor, Tia! The blanced composition of the tree & 4-story flats, with your 'splashes' of sky really make a beautiful piece of art - thanks for posting this!
ReplyDeleteSorry, I can't spell today - it's supposed to be "balanced..".
ReplyDeleteWhat a visual feast! The style, the colours, the vibrancy of it all!
ReplyDeleteBest of all, the textures and shades!
ReplyDeleteMarvelous piece of work. Indeed a masterpiece!!!
ReplyDeleteI'm still marvelling at this. Taking another look.
ReplyDeleteI remember trying to explain to a friend the use of dots, strategically placed of course!
ReplyDeleteHi Tia,
ReplyDeletei could "feel" the sunlight, i could "feel" the shadows-- overall, another masterpiece! :)
thank you all. Keep drawing!
ReplyDeleteWonderful! Keep going!
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