
Hai Màu
Two-colour ink illustration·Phú Nhuận
Two colours are enough. The city already has too many.
Hai Màu draws with a brush pen and fills each picture with only two colours. One is the dark, one is the light, and the light always comes from somewhere: a bulb over a noodle pot, a kiosk left open, the afternoon under an umbrella. Everything else she leaves plain.
- Tools
- A brush pen, two colours, a lot of paper
- Favourite hour
- Late at night, when one light is still on
- Usually found
- The small alleys off Phan Xích Long

WITH PASAPOT
Drawn for Bánh Canh Cua
The crab noodle stall at night: one bulb, one yellow wedge of light, and the rest of the street in blue.
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Bánh Canh CuaCrab noodle soupSee the spot’s stamp
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