Stay Home

Stay home, stay safe, stay healty teman-teman.. masa pandemic diawal 2020 yang akan menjadi sejarah untuk seratus tahun kedepan.. dan mudah-mudahan cepat berlalu dan menjadi pelajaran untuk kita semua ke depannya.

Work from home, study from home, semua dikerjakan dirumah.. 

Mencoba untuk lebih kreatif mengisi waktu dirumah agar tidak bosan, dari melukis, mencoba resep makanan & minuman, dan tentunya tidak lupa dengan kegiatan guting menggunting.

Akhir-akhir ini rajin belajar menggunakan  cat air, ternyata tidak segampang tutorialnya.. tapi akan terus mencoba agar terbiasa.

My Drawings

 I love drawing even before I could understand what art is.  I remember when I was little I asked my father to draw a character from comic book but he never did, he said I can do it myself if I try, and I did. I still remember how I was very happy and proud of my drawing that time^^

I still like to draw, although lately I have not been dedicated enough in drawing ^ ^ but I will try to draw more and post it on this blog. Don't forget to check out my deviantART to see more of my drawings and design^^

Fuyuko Matsui

When I was browsing in search of inspiration I found another artist that I like^^ oddly enough for me to found that some of my new discovery are dark and grotesque art, plus almost all of them are Japanese artists.

I think Japanese painting/nihonga looks beautiful and mysterious. Fuyuko Matsui including one Japanese artist who uses nihonga techniques. "I want to create a sympathy, a strong feeling, between the viewer and myself," Matsui said in an interview "In a way I’m doing something that the viewer can’t do himself. It's like people who occasionally think about jumping under a train. In my art I’m actually jumping under the train. That shock – I’m doing it for you." Just like when I see her paintings I feel like drowning in a surreal world. When asked about where her inspiration comes from she said "There are various things that inspire my paintings: first a strong concept, second I have a mental picture and a concept, and third I just randomly paint until something starts to appear, and, then, there are all of these different ways combined." if it's me I prefer the third way, because the process usually works like that to me^^; but it proved to me that a powerful concept is very necessary in producing a good art.

interview snippet from Culturekiosque