Tony Tsang – Olive Studio
Dear Theo, It has been a year since you left, and I still feel your presence everywhere. I wanted to write you this letter, not to say goodbye, but to let you know how much you meant to me—and still do. You came into my life as a tiny, fluffy, curious bundle of fur, only…
A fifteen-hour flight is not pleasant for most people, but I found my own way to pass the time. While onboard WiFi offers a digital escape, my sketchbook became my sanctuary. Between the hum of the engines and the occasional turbulence, I captured small gestures, fleeting expressions, and quiet moments frozen in ink. The city’s…
My camera often serves as an extension of my canvas and palette, capturing moments that words or brushes can’t quite express. So when Jess invited me to watch a meteor shower with her, I eagerly agreed. Despite the overcast skies, we set out on a 65-kilometer drive north to Lake Simcoe after dinner, camera gear…
I found two sample silverpoint ground solution made by Golden Artis Colors and I decided to give it a try. I applied this solution on a Chartpak AD Marker paper. The surface is quite smooth and very friendly to the silver. Here is a sketch on this silverpoint ground.
I went to a lot of photography workshops back in 2008. They were all-day workshops with critiques and group discussions in the mornings followed by photo shootings of models in the afternoon. They were enjoyable. Recently I took out the photos I took back then for quick sketches as my daily drawing practice. I believe…
continued the wave drawing from yesterday…
Although fountain pens are fun to work with it is quite unforgiving. That make it a good media to train for confidence because there is no opportunity to erase lines. Study of Victor Hugo’s drawing using fountain pen and wash
Continue to practice tree drawing – now in an urban setting. Quick sketch of Wanchai from a picture taken last year on my trip. Medium – Uniball gel pen Trees in the neighbourhood – pencil
