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Another view of my tiny studio, where Honey is my supervisor. She makes sure that I'll be in the studio, working, after she had her food.

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A small space, just about 7x7 feet. Wedged between the kitchen and the washroom.

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My first and only portrait of my late father.

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A portrait of my nephew. My attempt drawing a portrait.

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My very 1st. commision work

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First attempt using colour pencils on black paper

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It is large but not as tedious because the subjects are not complicated.

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A very emotional piece I did in memory of my late father.

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My 1st try going larger

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A portrait of my bulldog

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Auction piece to the UK for the Orangutan.org

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Very ambitious piece. Tried to challenge myself to go as large as I could. Don't think I will attempt another one. Took me 2.5 months to complete, working 8 hours a day, every day. Too stressful.

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'Experimenting' something unconventional. A portrait of a chicken?

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A subject from my very 1st trip to the US. This typewriter belongs to a dear friend who hosted me when I was in Texas.

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My first attempt with an abstract piece. It was a challenge by CPSA's founder, Vera Curnow to do it for their TTP June 2017 issue.

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First attempt with striking red and orange subjects

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A portrait of a man I met in Taiwan. He has this very interesting look that made me stop in my track.

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When I saw this, I was in awed. It seemed like it's beckoning me to tell its story.

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Another one of my favourite piece. Found this 'scene' in a shipyard museum in Taiwan.

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A portrait of my husband.

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Did this during the very first covid lockdown. This piece speaks by itself. Some of my followers on FB found them to be very depressing and sad.

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I accidently saw this while having lunch at a friend's home. Can't take my eyes from it. Knew I had to turned it into a painting.

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Interconnectedness - Solo Exhibition 2020

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Interconnectedness - Solo Exhibition 2020

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Photo reference with kind permission from John Guiseppi.
A donation piece to Rimau.ngo which the organization received a donation of USD22K.

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After the lockdown lift in 2021, things and events are happening as fast as they could. It was so hectic that mentally I was so tired. I need some quiet time to reflect and be in touch with my inner being, hence this piece was created.

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Caught this scene from the beach across my home.

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Looking at onions in a different perspective.

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This was specially done for a collaborative group exhibition with Langur Project Penang (LPP) and the Penang State Art Museum.  Langur is a Malay name for Dusky Leaf Monkey. They are mainly found in the South East Asia region and sadly is now listed amongst the many endangered species in Asia.

The purpose of the exhibition was to spread the awareness of this dwindling primates, educate the public in co-existing with it and ultimately, to raise fund for the organisation for their research expenses.

This piece was acquired by the Penang State Art Museum and now belongs in their permanent collection.
Super awesome for coloured pencil art.