Showing posts with label catastrophe. Show all posts
Showing posts with label catastrophe. Show all posts
Tuesday, July 10, 2018
Pull Yourself Together, Japan!
災害にあわれた全ての方々に、心よりお見舞い申し上げます。The news on
Japanese flood was shocking like the earthquake in 2011. I could not help, but shed tears. Yet, Japanese people, you've already shown heroism
and a great mutual help in that dreadful catastrophe. I heartily hope everything works
out for recovery.
Labels:
catastrophe,
flowers,
PictureBookIllustration
Wednesday, April 6, 2011
Rhythm & Blues in Autumn
Friends, I sketched jazz players last Saturday in the Botanical Garden. "Close-up" excited me so much and a great fun. Enjoy them all.
Jazz players were happy with my sketches, whcih made me happy, too.
...a bit embarrasing, I missed out the meet up with other Sydney Sketch Club members in the garden. I expected it at 3:30. BUT it was 3:00! (Thank you, Liz for "baby sitting" of this big girl!)
The jazz players had concerts at Vista Pavilion. After separating from Liz, I went back there and sketched this.
We, sketch club members often get together in front of the "Palm Grove Centre," the shop in the Botanical Garden.
Friends, could you guess what's hanging from the tree behind the shop? Many nuts? No, too huge as nuts! Tourists' bags? No, too high to hang on. What's that?
Bats hanging on trees always give me this image.
Shhhh... once, I made this illustration for a picture book... ʚ(ˆ◡ˆ)ɞ
(*NOTE: It's a stuffed toy, not a puppy in the story.)
Bats are stars for tourists. Even though Sydney siders are not happy, becuase they enjoy farmers' fruits and do dropping, but being protected by law. Mmmm....from bats' point of view, we, humans are invadors. Hopefully, we can find a compromised ground to live together peacefully.
Lastly, the notice from a friend, sketch club member.Melting Pot of Love-Charity Group Exhibition for Japanese Earthquake victims Created By: Nao Hirata.
Opening Night : Thursday April 21st (6-8pm) Exhibition Dates: Thursday, April 21 at 6:00pm - May 3 at 3:00pm Location: Gaffa Gallery, 281 Clarence St, Sydney 2000
Well, the Sydney Sketch Club makes me very busy and productive. Brillinat. How many sketches do I make per week?? My updating date is Monday, but in fact, I need upload work more. Otherwise, sketches will be piled up!
Anyway, I hope one day, I will enjoy sketching with You, my blog friends all over the world ʚ(ˆ◡ˆ)ɞ.
Have a wonderful week and happy painting!!

The jazz players had concerts at Vista Pavilion. After separating from Liz, I went back there and sketched this.
They are BATs!! ʚ(ˆ◡ˆ)ɞ
But, bats~(*o*)~ ? Yes, bats or another name, "flying foxes." Bats hanging on trees always give me this image.
(*NOTE: It's a stuffed toy, not a puppy in the story.)
Opening Night : Thursday April 21st (6-8pm) Exhibition Dates: Thursday, April 21 at 6:00pm - May 3 at 3:00pm Location: Gaffa Gallery, 281 Clarence St, Sydney 2000
Well, the Sydney Sketch Club makes me very busy and productive. Brillinat. How many sketches do I make per week?? My updating date is Monday, but in fact, I need upload work more. Otherwise, sketches will be piled up!
Anyway, I hope one day, I will enjoy sketching with You, my blog friends all over the world ʚ(ˆ◡ˆ)ɞ.
Have a wonderful week and happy painting!!
Rhythm & Blues in Autumn
Labels:
cartoon,
catastrophe,
landscape,
Musician,
PictureBookIllustration
Friday, March 18, 2011
Art Auctions for Japanese Disaster Relief
Dear Friends,
Please pass this blog post to others interested in donation.
I found the auction info at Iain's blog.
Iain Stewart Watercolors
Further, Iain has set the blog, Art Auctions for Japanese Disaster Relief.
The website tells "Beginning bid: $50" and contact each artist listed there.
In Australia, sakura(=cherry blossom) like trees always remind me of Japan. The news was shocking, as if the landscapes were like WWII or after the atomic bomb. I could not hold tears.
Japanese people, you're not alone! Hang in there and pull yourself together. You've already shown great courage and amazing discipline in this dreadful catastrophe.
I hope everything works out for the best.
Kind regards,
Sadami

Please pass this blog post to others interested in donation.
I found the auction info at Iain's blog.
Iain Stewart Watercolors
Further, Iain has set the blog, Art Auctions for Japanese Disaster Relief.
The website tells "Beginning bid: $50" and contact each artist listed there.
In Australia, sakura(=cherry blossom) like trees always remind me of Japan. The news was shocking, as if the landscapes were like WWII or after the atomic bomb. I could not hold tears.
Japanese people, you're not alone! Hang in there and pull yourself together. You've already shown great courage and amazing discipline in this dreadful catastrophe.
I hope everything works out for the best.
Kind regards,
Sadami
Art Auctions for Japanese Disaster Relief
Labels:
catastrophe,
still life
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