An artist, a doer
This piece, titled The Harbour of Hope, depicts the scene of Sydney Harbour after several days of rain. It reflects the belief that once the storm has passed, the sun will shine again.
More than just capturing the iconic Sydney landmarks, this work represents a moment of calm and resilience after a storm. It also illustrates the idea that we are not alone in this journey…
Medium: Coloured pencil on 160 gsm paper
Size: 21 x 29.7 cm
Titled Ultramarine and I, this self-portrait blends portraiture and seascape to express my personal connection with my favourite colour.
Ultramarine symbolises the “true blue” within me – representing persistence, resilience, and the courage to continue my creative path despite uncertainty. The work was inspired by reflection on my artistic journey and the importance of staying the course…
Medium: Coloured pencil on 160 gsm paper
Size: 29.7 x 42 cm
Here’s a little touch of the tropics.
Titled Making a Fresh Start, this artwork captures the striking beauty of hibiscus in full bloom. Their bright, bold colours caught my eye while walking along a bush trail near Headland Park in Sydney last summer. Fascinated by their vibrancy and delicate form, I felt inspired to bring this piece to life.
Making a Fresh Start is about embracing new beginnings – wiping the slate clean with a renewed perspective gained from past experiences and moving forward with hope and a refreshed sense of self…
Medium: Coloured pencil on 120 gsm paper
Size: 21 x 29.7 cm
This nature-inspired artwork is my fresh attempt at capturing the vibrant colours of spring.
Titled Flourishing in the Wild, this piece depicts azaleas in full bloom, inspired by their resilience and ability to thrive in nature without external intervention. Their self-sufficiency is a powerful reminder of growth, strength, and beauty in the wild…
Medium: Coloured pencil on 120 gsm paper
Size: 21 x 29.7 cm
Ted Tsai 