7th July 2026 Ms Wendy This Chinese landscape painting vividly evokes the spirit and grandeur of traditional Chinese art. Below is a brief description that highlights its emotional and visual impact. Dominating the composition, a soaring, stratified cliff commands attention as a luminous waterfall streams from ethereal, mist-wrapped peaks above. The artist’s masterful use…
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Nature Preservation
7th July 2026 Freddie & Beena I’m excited to share this striking bald eagle painting by Freddie. Using acrylics, Freddie masterfully layered paint to create the bird’s dense, textured plumage. The intensity in the eagle’s predator gaze is powerfully captured, making the artwork truly come alive. The bald eagle, America’s national bird, builds the…
What Takes the Blues Away?
6th July 2026 Susan & Beena My friend Susan Thomas handcrafted this stunning curtain tie-back using her crochet skills. It instantly transforms any plain curtain into a statement piece, adding charm and elegance to the room. I often face the dilemma of attending a dinner without knowing how to elevate a simple dress. Sometimes,…
A Dancing Whale
6th July 2026 Mr Nandakumar & Beena Once again, Mr Nandakumar has defied every expectation in the world of art. Using a simple carpenter’s mesh—typically meant to keep insects out—he transformed it into a canvas for a mesmerizing dancing whale. Rather than traditional brushwork, he dipped paint onto the mesh, turning an everyday…
An “Endeering” Story
6th July 2026 Lavender & Beena Lavender’s acrylic painting vividly depicts a reindeer family set against breathtaking mountains and lush greenery. Her artistry captures not just the beauty of nature, but also the warmth and joy of a close-knit family, inviting viewers to imagine themselves in this serene, idyllic setting. Reindeer stand apart as…
Elephants Love To Paint
5th July 2026 Beena When I shared my watercolour painting of a majestic Kenyan elephant I named Nashipae, I was moved by how many people connected with it. The name Nashipae means “Happiness” in Maasai, and I hoped to capture and share that spirit through my art. As a child, I was captivated by elephants—their…
View to Outram Park
3rd July 2026 Yen Nee Hi everyone, I wish to introduce Yen Nee, whose painting I am so excited to post. She wrote the story below: Hi Beena. Thanks for your interest in my painting. It was done in 1987 when I had just started my career in Singapore. I had never learned oil…
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30th June 2026 Mr Mani & Beena I am excited to continue the Nature series, showcasing Mani’s unique interpretation of the natural world. His mastery with ink and pen on ivory board transforms simple leaves and flowers into vibrant, three-dimensional masterpieces. Each stroke reveals nature’s beauty in a way that captivates and inspires. Ordinary…