Featured Work
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Yingchengzi Local by Jon Axton
This is a local resident of the tiny village of Yingchengzi in NE China. The village, established in the Ming Dynasty, boasts a small museum of Ming treasures.
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...lost.. by sid8chris
The Siamese had a few tales on how the head ended up here. One, the Burmese-Siamese civil war damaged the ancient statues. Two, the French had cut off all Buddha heads when they conquered in the late 1600s. Three, burglars had tried to steal the head but it was too heavy so they gave up and left it. And last (but not least), burglars had tried to steal the head to sell at lucrative prices but were chased by guards. To hide the head they left it in the woods. Whichever tale you believe, years upon years tree roots had overgrown the head – as if protecting it from bad intentions. / This picture was taken in the second ancient city, Ayutthya, Thailand.
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Water pomelo anyone? by sid8chris
Bangkok’s floating market. Pomelos are not the same on land anymore..
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A Face in the Crowd by KLiu
Peking Opera singers watching another performance waiting for their turn. We traveled out to a village south of Beijing at Chinese New Year with a group that arranged a whole host of traditional performances.
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Sun & Moon by Oli Johnson
This was taken in Gui-Lin, a city/town in Southern China. The two pagodas are relatively modern and are meant to signify the sun & moon…hence he title. hope you like. / Oli
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Curiosity by Erin Irwin
i love protraits XD
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The Courtship by KarenYeeFineArt
In honor of Valentine’s Day, two Japanese cranes doing a mating dance. Acrylic on canvas 9×12 inches
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Sunset by Janos Sison
© 1988 Janos L. Sison, / 594
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trational chinese paiting by zuo leilei
trational chinese paiting
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Recent Work
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Rebirth by Ming Myaskovsky
Rebirth / 24” x36” Acrylic & Sumi Ink / . / Music by Helene Segara / . / . / .
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the bridge by marcwellman2000
there is a small bridge in town / this is it on a Sunday afternoon / view it large size
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Kunshan Bridge by Douglas M. Paine
A view at Kunshan’s beautiful night scenery! Taken in Jiangsu, China. All my work has been visually inspected for quality assurance. Your happiness with your new picture is very important to me, enjoy! If you’ve enjoyed this piece, please view my other photos, thank you! Here’s how the finished product will look like…
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LI RIVER SUNRISE by Michael Sheridan
A Cormorant Fisherman at sunrise on a foggy morning – Li River, Southern China.
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we interupt this broadcast by marcwellman2000
Oh dear Gawd!! What now??? When they say that I just cringe in fear
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peaches and toast for breakfast by marcwellman2000
i had a peach today / i also had some toast too / while i was waking over breakfast, this image came to me / (I am a tormented soul)
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Asian Apophysis by coppertrees
Done in 3D hack and Photoshop / Face was done in Photoshop with wacom pen and pad.
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WILDFLOWERS…JZ 487 Views
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The Big apple on a rainy day by kimberleigh sarah
Went to NYC for some shopping this past weekend! / It rained,but I was excited to take some shots! / The city has even more charm with lights streaming across the street. =) 11/14/09
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Almost Home by Janis Zroback
/ The third in the Series of Oriental Paintings.....set in the Mountains of China… It’s the end of the day, and the catch has been good….I’m almost home….I stop to rest near the temple…the sound of the bell echoes across the water. Janis Ink and Watercolour on Rice Paper. 591 Views FEATURED IN THE FOLLOWING GROUPS.. / CREATIVE CARDS / JPG CASTOFFS. / DIMENSIONS.. / FREEDOM TO SHINE / LIVE AND LET LIVE / ALL COUNTRIES, STREAMS BROOKS, CREEKS, RIVERS Lofting sail a thousand miles / I could not find a famous mountain. / I moor my boat outside Hsuan-yang / to gaze at last at Hsiang-lu peak. / Once I read the master monk. / He walked outside this world of dust. / Now his Tung-lin hut lies near; / through evening sun I hear a bell. Meng Haoran
About This Group
Art from or inspired by china. The group is open to paintings, drawings or photographs. And feel free to share you stories of travel in China.
Submitting works: please only submit your best works, and limit your submissions to 3 a day (although there is no limit on how may you submit overall)
Note: you dont have to be from China to join :)
Also, Ive been having a lot of japanese style works added. They are all awesome, but there is another group for your works XD
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