Lao Art

What does it mean to be a Lao artist? I don’t know, but I did put some of my random Lao themed artwork in this portfolio:   Like I’ve already expressed, growing up Lao in America, you get the best of both cultures. There’s the graceful dances, food, a second language, and the respect you […]

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Photos: Boston

…………You know…………there’s more to me than drawings and photos of pretty girls………… I had a chance to finally view Jack Silberman’s very moving film on unexploded bombs in Laos.  The film is called Bombies, and everyone should really check it out.  What’s that information doing on my page, a journal that supposedly only focuses on my random […]

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Photos: Miami

Miami was a fun but really expensive city. Went down there and saw how a professional photographer shot in an environment just made for photos. I was actually more amazed at his story, a model in the 1980’s, turned house music DJ, to photographer. The photos that I took (leeched) off the side should hopefully […]

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Art in progess: Nang 21

Nang 21 | Pen & Ink / CG | 18×24″

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Art in progress: Little Buddy and Me 2

Angel and Uncle 2 🙂 | Pen and Ink / CG | 18×24″

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Atlanta Dragon Boat Festival 2007 Photos

Hong Kong Association Dragon Boat Race and Festival September 8, 2007 | Olympic Venue, Clark’s Bridge, Lake Lanier It was another fun all day event at the boat race. I remember some of the past ones being rather tame, and to be honest, in the last few years, the increased Laotian participation has made it quite festive, with […]

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Art: Souki 2

Souki 2 | Pen and Ink / CG | 18×24″

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Art: Cecilia

Cecilia | Pen and Ink / CG | 18×24″

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Art: RLCD and Me

Royal Lao Classical Dancers and Me | Pen and Ink / CG | 18×24″

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Art in Progress: Deme and Me

Deme and Me | Pencil on Strathmore | 18×24″

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Art: Deme 2

Deme 2 | Pen and Ink / CG | 18×24″

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Art: Mina

White and black charcoal pencil on Canson Bisque paper, 20 x 25″. This style of drawing takes awhile, but it’s actually less time than my CG style or the other black and white charcoal drawings.  The paper isn’t too expensive, and it has a nice texture and takes the medium well.  Although this paper doesn’t allow me the range of […]

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