Bam Bi
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With a love for Vietnamese culture and art, a desire to preserve its traditional values, and to introduce them to diverse audiences both domestically and internationally, B/S Art Studio has diversified its artistic activities. This includes using various forms of art, particularly integrating art into daily life through art experiences, art storybooks, and art souvenirs...
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Rashmi G
Pune, India31 contributions
Mar 2024 • Solo
Visited in March 2023: What a delightful afternoon spent painting a Non La (Vietnamese conical hat) in Dong Ho style.
Dong ho style is an innovative style combining traditional folk art with contemporary Doodle Art. And since it's the Year of Cat in the Vietnamese Lunar calendar, it was only obvious that I decided to go with a chunky one for my hat.
Shapes are basic, the focus is a cat, with exaggerated features like a belly, small paws, eyes, and pointy ears. It's surrounded by stylized Banana leaves (since banana trees attract rats which cats hunt) and other supporting icons like fish, bubbles, and musical notes.
First, you have to practice on paper, basic cat shape, then a line drawing is made on the hat. Then outlines are done with 3D golden paint that gives a unique embroidered look. Then fill in acrylic colors, at least 3 coats.
Loved the little musical performance, while the paint was drying, along with the warm oolong tea. Just so soothing!
Dong ho style is an innovative style combining traditional folk art with contemporary Doodle Art. And since it's the Year of Cat in the Vietnamese Lunar calendar, it was only obvious that I decided to go with a chunky one for my hat.
Shapes are basic, the focus is a cat, with exaggerated features like a belly, small paws, eyes, and pointy ears. It's surrounded by stylized Banana leaves (since banana trees attract rats which cats hunt) and other supporting icons like fish, bubbles, and musical notes.
First, you have to practice on paper, basic cat shape, then a line drawing is made on the hat. Then outlines are done with 3D golden paint that gives a unique embroidered look. Then fill in acrylic colors, at least 3 coats.
Loved the little musical performance, while the paint was drying, along with the warm oolong tea. Just so soothing!
Written May 15, 2024
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Jimski777
Arnhem, The Netherlands16 contributions
I would describe Bambi as Lao Tzu reincarnated in a female form. Her musical performance and knowledge of Vietnam and the world is impressive. Her artwork was love at first sight. Above all, her passion to share and patience to answer all of my questions were heartfelt.
I would have given 6 stars if I could. Thank you so much for your time and for this experience.
I would have given 6 stars if I could. Thank you so much for your time and for this experience.
Written January 20, 2024
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