Before we go deeper into the mind of an autistic child, I would like to generate a hypothesis that might trigger some ideas for us to further study on an autism My thesis […]
“Naive Art” from an Autistic Mind
What is Conceptual Art?
What is conceptual art? After observing a number of an art object, the most challenging part in understanding about art is ‘how’ we perceive it and what is its ‘value’ to us. […]
I never wash my palette..
Do you know the importance of palette to an artist? It is not about a piece of wood or surface we called a palette, with patches of colours. It is about the […]
How to master your brush skill
Most of my watercolor paintings above show my experience in mastering a brush skill. Even though I started painting in 1984, I’m still trying to improve my brush skill. I never feel […]
Learn from Master II
An attempt to imitate a drawing by Rembrandt. An image below is my drawing. Compared to my first experience imitating a drawing by Van Gogh is, in Rembrandt’s drawing the lines seems […]
Learn from Masters
Lisa Marder stated that as you look at the painting and try to copy it ask yourself questions such as the following: “What color did the artist lay on first?”, “What kind […]
Inside Autistic Mind…
Sometimes its hard to determine the meaning of visual elements in images created by the artist. This article attempt to analyze a drawing created by an autistic child through visual analysis. The purpose […]
Illustration is….
Image: Illustration, Title: ‘Hungry”, Artist: Zahari Hamidon, 2018, Media Ink and Pen on paper An illustration is a drawing, painting or printed work of art which explains, clarifies, illuminates, visually represents, or […]
Another idea on Concept Art
Image 1: The City of Nature by Zahari Hamidon, 2018 The images show the additional ideas attached to the original photo. Imagine, we live in this environment. Do you believe that it will […]
Stylization in Concept Art
Image 1: The process of stylization of the “Bird and Nest”(2018) by Zahari Hamidon Stylization and stylized (or “stylisation” and “stylised” in (non-Oxford) British English, respectively) have a more specific […]
