Task in o-week

my creative work

the sketch of architecture


the hand-drawing post for Christmas 


this is the post I drew in last year's Christmas Day. Basically, I mimic the classical writing style and highlight the words in red color. In addition, decorating it by using some typical Christmas symbols. 

good pics 


the above pictures are my favourite photography work.
I enjoy the visual effect produced by the monochrome which include only black and white.  


picture of architecture


I took this photo through the car's window. The varying illumination produced by light is stunning. Moreover, there is a conspicuous contract existed between two colours. 








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