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MY STORY

the.crimson.studio was founded in 2019, when I realize - I should share these works. 

 

Art has always been a definitive part of my life. My first memories are those of me 'repenting' in an apron - I had to scrub my walls clean of crayons as I was being punished for drawing all over my house. Clearly, that punishment didn't do anything. Poor mum! 

 

 I love sketching overseas onsite - The ability to soak in that tranquil moment of being there, sketching in that specific environment, serves as great memories of that particular place I visited.

 

Every few years, I would push myself to master a new medium or craft. I've always stressed about getting everything perfect - there's nothing called 'perfect' in art - and slowly, getting used to the idea of not fully knowing how each of the final works will turn out, and still loving them all was a great learning hurdle I went through exploring abstract art.

 

the.crimson.studio was thus born from moving away from what I was comfortable with and embracing change, uncertainty and fluidity. Now, it taught me how to battle against insecurities and offers me a new way of viewing the world. 

MEDIUMS

Archival Ink Pen - Sakura Micro pigment black

 

Holbein Artists' Watercolours

 

Epoxy Resin is a versatile material that's used in a wide variety of crafts. Resin starts as a liquid and then hardens, so it can be poured into molds, or items like dried flowers, insects can be added within, or used to create thick, glossy topcoats or pours.

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The finish of each of my original works is a clear, sleek and glossy sheen that reflects light beautifully. 

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I use Art Resin for all my abstract works. It is well known for its superior yellowing protection and anti-discolouration. It is non-toxic and safe for incidental and direct contact with food.

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