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14th October 2025 Wendy and Beena  Series 1 Wendy, our regular artist who specialises in Chinese style, sent me these beautiful paintings of mountains and waterfalls. She predominantly works in watercolour. I created this as part of a series since they share the same theme.   Mountains and waterfalls are vital for our sustainability. Trees…

  14th October 2025 Kala & Beena   When I saw this acrylic painting by Kala, I was amazed by the detail of the tree’s roots in the foreground.    There are many reasons why trees have roots above the ground. One might be the species of tree, such as maple or dogwood, which tend…

13th October 2025 Sheeba & Beena  Hello, everyone. Today, I am excited to share a painting by my classmate, Dr Sheeba George, a cardiologist. She enjoys painting and has explored various media. The artwork I am presenting today is a stunning portrayal of a devadasi, a female artist dedicated to the temple. When I saw…

 12th October 2025 Beena   When I shared this watercolour painting of a large, unique butterfly with beautifully patterned wings that are mainly blue, it sparked a lot of interest. The butterfly’s unusual size and striking wing patterns seemed to have caught your attention. I used a variety of colours for this painting, including one…

6th October 2025 Beena   We’ve reached a significant milestone-our 700th story. To celebrate this collective achievement, I’ve displayed Mr Nandakumar’s captivating abstract art.   I wish to thank every contributor who has supported this website, including the new contributors (Ms Teresa Liew, Dr Ittymani and Ninu, Dr Mariam Philip, Ms Lo Yen Yen, Mrs…

6th October 2025 Tia & Beena   Tia surprised me with this manga painting. She is a versatile artist who explores various media. Here, she has created this cartoon, a form of art with a rich history in Japan that has evolved over the centuries. Tia’s work demonstrates the enduring appeal and adaptability of manga….

6th October 2025 Kala & Beena   Hello everyone, here’s another stunning painting from Kala. She used Procreate, a digital art tool, for this piece. It depicts light rising and illuminating the dark forest. I interpret this as a sunrise.   Have you noticed that many artists adore sunrises and sunsets? Have you ever wondered…

5th October 2025 Ms Wendy   Series 3   An angel that protects you from harm.

5th October 2025 Ms Wendy   Series 2   The laughing Buddha, who is ubiquitous and found everywhere in the world, is believed to bring luck to businesses and homes.