Tim Loh's Paintings 陸天樞繪室

I am an enthusiast of Chinese Brush Painting and I would like to share my trials and tribulations in learning the craft. I want to document the process, the inspiration and the weird ideas behind my projects and to address some of the nuances related to this dicipline. I hope to create a dialogue and stir up some interest in the art of painting with a Chinese brush on Xuan. In any case, it would be interesting to see my own evolution as time progresses. This is my journal

Monday, March 25, 2013

Beaverton Creek (yellow)

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The last Beaverton Creek painting done in green was very impressionistic.  I liked it enough to build a canvas frame for it so that I could ...
Sunday, March 10, 2013

You Bad Bird !

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I was just doodling with my brush, no doubt inspired by the Mi Fu tie that I re-discovered amongst my pile of paper.  I was trying to do cal...
Tuesday, March 5, 2013

Painting On Turned Wood

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A friend of mine turns wood as a hobby and gave me a turned vase for the heck of it.  He had applied a coat of sealer on it (the purple coat...
Thursday, February 28, 2013

Mountain Lobes

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I've been asked quite frequently as to how to paint mountain lobes. As I explained in the "Ridge Top Explained" blog,  we tr...
Saturday, February 23, 2013

Snakes, just for Fun

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This is what happens when I get restless.  I should be doing other things more useful but I find many excuses!  This is one of them............
Saturday, February 16, 2013

Beaverton Creek Cont'd

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I've been looking at my attempt at Beaverton Creek for a week now.  Some of the lustre and vibrancy has gone, now that the Xuan has drie...
Wednesday, February 6, 2013

Beaverton Creek

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It had been a cold January. I resolved to make no resolutions for the new year.  Don't want to disappoint myself.  The inactivity has ...
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Tim 陸天樞
Oregon, United States
Transplant from Hong Kong. Make my living pushing legal drugs. Painting is my Prozac!
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