Mực Tàu
Ink drawing, one spot colour·District 11
One colour is enough if you put it in the right place.
Mực Tàu means Chinese ink. She draws with a fineliner and a brush pen in small sketchbooks, thousands of little hatching strokes at a time, and allows herself exactly one colour per picture. In her drawings everyday things let out what is inside them: a kitchen breathes out elephants, a dress in a window turns into birds.
- Tools
- A fineliner, a brush pen, one marker
- Favourite hour
- Late at night, with the desk lamp
- Usually found
- District 11, near the fabric market
WITH PASAPOT
Drawn for Golden Elephant
The red gable of Golden Elephant, and everything that comes out of the kitchen: elephants, lemongrass, prawns and a lot of chillies.
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