Japanese Curse Doll.

Lol, I kid about the title.

It's just that I've been randomly doodling on people's books of characters with similar features as this, and it just somehow got known as the "japanese curse doll" because of its somewhat freaky look.

Inspired by Ryden's Incarnation, this is like a copy of its character with modifications such as the dressing and the backdrop.

Fine, I admit the pop-art background was because I didn't have the time and patience to do it, but it turned out quite unexpectedly okay.

I focused quite a lot on her facial features, especially her eyes, to give that empty gaze, but the fingers and toes, I didn't really bother about it.

Oil and Acrylic

Jan 2011

32cm x 32cm

Love the polka dots, they remind me of bananas:)

Cherry pop.

First acrylic painting. SO SO SO much easier than oil painting. the vibrant colours and tones of the acrylic paint is great for pop art. but not so for neoclassis-esque ones.

I Hate Cherries.

Dec holidays.

12cm x 17cm

To me, this coke can design looks the least retro in comparison to others, especially with the cityscape and the white outlines so clearly present in pop art. So what's with the vintage grunge background. Maybe it's in my subconsciousness to make a contrast? Or more likely, just like how I do all my artworks, its merely a 一时的灵感. It would just come to me.

From this, I move on to say that sometimes, even I don't understand what I'm trying to tell through my works, simply because i'm a random person.

Forgive me for not being able explain everything well, and sorry for my incompetence.

Don't even start on the title. Yet another random decision of mine.