Innocent Girls

Past few months ago, some people emailed me that they wanted me to do my girl drawings again. They felt sad when they saw all my sold girl drawings from the Paper Pushers group show @Gallery1988 SF in December 2009. Finally, I'm posting my latest original graphite works here. Please see my work-progress graphite pieces on my previous blog entry. I am super happy that my drawing skills look improved nowadays, hooray! The size is 7" x 7" inches. Enjoy viewing!

" Akiyama "

" Haruka "

" Hanako "

" Hisa "

" Sachiko "

" Maiya "

" Maemi "

" Riko "

" Nyoko "

" Saika "

" Yuuka "

" Yumi "

" Tora "

So can you tell me who is your favorite girl?

Talky Tina

I was quite pleased that Gallery1988 Los Angeles invited me to participate the Twilight Zone tribute show. I tried to make my few subtle color schemes instead my vibrant colors. I also mixed my old realism (I was a former realism painter past few years ago) + illustration styles for my two creepy pieces. I chose my favorite show, Living Doll (Talky Tina), which is perfect for my style. If you don't know Talky Tina, watch this YouTube video.

Then I made rough sketches during brainstorming about Talky Tina.

I know my paintings are not cute & colorful but creepy because of the dark theme. But hey, I was happy that my mission accomplished!

Pure Bliss with Tina

11" x 14"

Acrylic + Colored Pencil on Paper

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I am sorry, Daddy

11" x 14"

Acrylic + Colored Pencil on Paper

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Hope you like my dark pieces. Check many great artists' Twilight Zone pieces out! I really can't wait to create my next piece about Edward Scissorhands for the Crazy4Cult group show. Can you tell me which medium you like for my Edward Scissorhands: Graphite or Subtle Colored Piece? Lemme know, I'd like to hear from you guys.

I have finished my two commissioned paintings for my client Nini. But she wanted me to do 3rd commissioned painting which I haven't started creating. I'll post them plus graphite pieces next month. Ciao!