Visual Language

Visual Language

  What is visual language. Let’s break the term apart first. Visual is what you see. Language is a form of communication, either speak or written. Simply put, visual language is to communicate with the viewer by what you show them. In this case, it is your painting. Since my day job is working on sci-fi video game. Visual language becomes very important, because even though we are creating futuristic looking environment, objects and characters. The players need to get what are they seeing in the game, and they need to get it in an instant!

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Sabbatical

Sabbatical

 Burnt out is very real. And it doesn’t always coming from work. I’ll say most of my stresses don’t really come from work, but lack of personal time and unable to do what I want. To be able to identify the source of stress is vital very important for an artist. If you are burnt out, your creative energy is drained and your motivation goes down.

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Breathing room

Breathing room

To have light in the watercolor, you have to paint around it to preserve it. There's something what I liked to call the "breathing room". The paintings will feel dead when you try to fill everything in, because you didn't leave any breathing room. 

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