Water Color
Water Colour Painting
As sophisticated as it looks, it is actually very simple, and requires no 'artistic talent'. Art, like many other disciplines can be easily learnt.
You'll be surprised how just a few simple techniques will allow you to re-create such a beautiful piece of work. This type of water colour is also unique to Cambodia.
Host 1: Puth Theary
Theary is a young Cambodian Art student who has come to Phnom Penh from Takeo province to pursue her passion in art. Currently staying with her teachers in Phnom Penh, she hopes to be financially independent through teaching and help her family of 7 people back home.
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Similar to pencil drawing, water colour starts with creating an outline of the subject. Proportions are key to making the entire piece look fabulous at the end.
A very light shade of water colour is then applied to each of the sections. Next, varying degrees of thicker shades of water colour are slowly added to create texture and lighting.
The Process
Host 2: Ros Norak
Norak is a student studying at the Royal Fine Arts University of Cambodia. With a large family, he hopes to make additional income through teaching art and spreading awareness of Cambodian culture.
Host 3: Seoun Chenvay
Chenvay migrated to Phnom Penh from Prey veng province since 2007 to learn drawing and painting. Currently training to be a teacher, he hopes to spread the knowledge of cambodian art to the younger generation and beyond Cambodia.
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