Drawing on paper using paper
Read More
All articles filed in paper
Small World
Transitory worlds and all things small and wonderful
Read More
Verdant
Is the tenacity of nature a symbol of hope?
Read More
Climber
Summer in a frame
Read More
Patterns
Feeling yellow vibes
Read More
Nocturne
Summer Art Weeks 2022 seems a distant memory now. Nocturne is a memento of that special summer.
Read More
Indigo Island
This is an island fantasy – dreaming of the tropics and the promise of warm sunny waters.
Read More
Coventry Blooms
An ode to Coventry City
Read More
Vases
Quilled flowers in sun-drenched vases
Read More
Orchids
Orchids are my favourite flowers because they remind me of my birthplace. This was in the southern part of the Philippines, where orchids grew in abundance, especially where nature was left undisturbed by human activities. I remember memorising all their local names, as every neighbour seemed to be growing one. This sounds morbid, but I…
Read More
Blue Colony
This piece is called Blue Colony – exhibited on my Wild Wonder exhibition (2019).
Read More
Breaking the Hiatus
Hello there. I am finding I am able to write again. I have been gone for quite a long time in the blogosphere due to a lot of reasons. I think, like most people, COVID had a lot to do with it. Like so many others, I caught it last year in my line of…
Read More
Heartbeats
Hello again. This is one of my ‘assemblages’ where I make different ‘objects’ from scratch and arrange them as if to choreograph their ‘dance’. Heartbeats is so titled because of the two hand-woven, heart-shaped central pieces. These are what Filipinos in the central Visayas region call “puso” (literally meaning ‘hearts’). We tend to use coconut…
Read More
Dahlias
Hello again. After the Christmas hiatus, I am continuing my art stories. This is the fourth piece in the sequence from last December’s Wild Wonder show. It measures 29 x 40 cm (unframed). I was nostalgic about the tropics and, hence, the idea of making a kind of floral offering. The backround is an ink…
Read More
Imperfect Symmetry
Measuring 29 x 29 cm, this was about playing with traditional quilling shapes, encasing them in circles and squares. The squares in particular are actually more rectangular, than square. This led to experimenting with how best to arrange them. I came up with the one above, which looks off-kilter in a way because the elements…
Read More
Young Colony
My exhibition called Wild Wonder here in Coventry is fully under way. This is the first work in a series of fourteen. I shall blog each one as the show goes on. Yes, I have been busy making, and here it is in the flesh shown in the wonderful Blue Door Gallery. I am pleased…
Read More
The Art of Jeff Ting 