Students of Chinese Ink Painting class proudly present their finished artworks together with their teacher, Dr. Ulysses Yu (center, seated).
Art knows no age. Everyone can be an artist as long as one puts his heart into it. At the Tan Yan Kee Library, activities are developed to ignite love for arts and crafts for every individual, regardless of age.
Eleven students from ages 14 to 85 participated in the Chinese Ink Painting Class conducted by the Tan Yan Kee Library at the 19th floor of San Fernando Tower, Binondo, Manila on August 10 to October 26, 2019.
With the guidance of Mr. Ulysses Yu, the students learned step-by-step painting techniques and tips to hone and improve their painting skills. Their creativity, coupled with enthusiasm in learning Chinese ink painting and its techniques, could be seen on their final outputs.
Colorful subjects like vines, sparrow, mandarin ducks, peony, horse, and tiger were illustrated on items like hand fans, scroll, boards, lanterns, etc. With their own individual artistic expressions, nature has come alive.
For 12 Saturdays from 2:15pm to 5:15pm, with a little break from painting session through some dice games during Mid-Autumn celebration on October 6, 2019, young and adult students alike devoted their time and effort in creating wonderful art. For the students, the hours they spent in the library was not only spent in learning, but also gave them time to find a new set of friends. They were sincerely glad to have been part of such a beautiful class where they could learn together despite the age difference.
With the guidance of Mr. Ulysses Yu, the students learned step-by-step painting techniques and tips to hone and improve their painting skills. Their creativity, coupled with enthusiasm in learning Chinese ink painting and its techniques, could be seen on their final outputs.
Colorful subjects like vines, sparrow, mandarin ducks, peony, horse, and tiger were illustrated on items like hand fans, scroll, boards, lanterns, etc. With their own individual artistic expressions, nature has come alive.
For 12 Saturdays from 2:15pm to 5:15pm, with a little break from painting session through some dice games during Mid-Autumn celebration on October 6, 2019, young and adult students alike devoted their time and effort in creating wonderful art. For the students, the hours they spent in the library was not only spent in learning, but also gave them time to find a new set of friends. They were sincerely glad to have been part of such a beautiful class where they could learn together despite the age difference.
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