Saturday 4 October 2014

Ryan's paintings in the coming show "Flow of Colours" at KLPac from 9th to 16th November 2014.

Ryan Raveen Raj is a 13-year-old boy who was diagnosed with Down's Syndrome at a very early age. He currently undergoes skills based education  in SM Sinar Bintang, Kepong, where he has managed to maintain good grades while showing noticeable improvements as time progresses.

When Ryan was 11 years old, he started communicating by drawing. What first started off as mere scribbles, slowly began to take shape as animals and characters that Ryan had a fondness for. This was a huge breakthrough, considering the fact that before this Ryan did not have much of an interest in writing.

Upon discovering his new interest, we decided to exploit it in a way to help him improve as an individual. Fortunately, during the course of our search for someone who could help us, we came across an article about Tan See Ling in The Star newspaper. We we're overjoyed as we had finally found someone who was willing to teach art to children with special needs. 

He started painting with Tan See Ling in late 2012 and since then he has shown great interest in art and crafts. Over the course of his time with See Ling, he has produced several pieces of paintings featuring animals he loves, including our two dogs Shadow and Trixie.

Day by day, his technique and form with the brush is improving. Our hope for the future is that Ryan may continue to express himself through art and continue to improve with the help of Ms.Tan See Ling.

Ryan with his paintings
Bear Day Out
 Acrylic on canvas 2014
40cm x 40cm




Fun at Circus
40cm x 40cm
Acrylic on canvas
Learning to paint and adding texture on his work.

A Lovely Dog
Acrylic on canvas
40cm x 40cm
2014

Smart One
Acrylic on canvas
40cm x 40cm
 2014

Ryan with his dogs series
Lovely paintings of Dogs



Ryan and his masterpiece

Sporty
40cm x 40cm
Acrylic on canvas 2014

Ryan and A White Pony
30cm x30cm
Acrylic on canvas
2013
Trixie
40cm x 40cm
Acrylic on canvas
2014

Friday 3 October 2014

Melanie's paintings in "Flow of Colours" at Kl Pac this coming 9th to 16th November 2014.

Melanie is a cheerful 12 year old girl who enjoys art as well as singing and dancing. She started painting since she was seven and is still enjoying it very much.

Melanie loves nature and the outdoors, she enjoys taking strolls in the park or 'forest' as she calls it. She also adores animals and enjoys painting pictures of her furry friends.


Melanie's early age learning includes many nursery rhymes. She likes to sing them while she paints. Thus, the beginning pieces of her work are based on her favourites rhymes.

Pinocchio at circus
Acrylic on Canvas
2014
40x 40cm

Hey Diddle Diddle
Acrylic on canvas
40cm x 40cm
2014

Jack and Jill
Acrylic on Canvas
40cm x 40cm

Mary Had A Little Lamb
Acrylic on canvas
40cm x 40cm

Mad Hater and May Hare
Little Miss Muffet
Acrylic on canvas
40cm x 40cm
2014

Melanie with her early work on "Year of the Horse"

Melanie painting at studio



The White Rabbit
Acrylic on Canvas
40cm x 40cm

Suen Yi's paintings in "Flow of Colours" at Kl Pac this coming 9th to 16th November 2014.

Suen Yi is 9 years old. She enjoys painting with different medium. 
When not tearing up the home with her older brother and younger sister, 
she finger paints on the family iPad. Her immediate short term goal is to become Clawdeen Wolf. This is her 3rd exhibition under See Ling's tutelage. Her previous shows were "Pieces of Joy" and "Colours of Joy" at Artemis Art in 2012 and 2013.
Her current works are mainly her favourite icons she enjoys in her iPad.
Batman and Unikitty 2014
50cm x 25cm
Acrylic on canvas
The Four Evil Queens 2014
50cm x 25cm
Acrylic on canvas

Balls 2014
Acrylic on Canvas
50cm x 25cm


Nick the Pony
Acrylic on Canvas
50cm x 25cm

Fabuland
Acrylic on Canvas
50cm x 25cm

Sunshine Ranch
Acrylic on Canvas
50cm x 25cm

Suen Yi with Her Teacher

Suen Yi painting her favourite game icons

Suen Yi painting the Four Evil Queens 

Tea Party
Acrylic on canvas
50cm x 25cm
2014

Nasreen's paintings in "Flow of Colours" at KLPac from 9th to 16th November 2014

Eight years-old Nasreen is the youngest child in a family of four children -  a sister  and two brothers. She was diagnosed having mild autism disorder at the age of three.

Since the age of four, Nasreen was  observed to have the talent and passion for drawing. She insisted that these drawings would be displayed on the walls of the living room of the family home or on the refrigerator door in the kitchen.

From stick drawings of human faces and figures, they spread to cars, buildings, the skies and the seas. Details to the facial features could be observed in these early drawings, especially emphasising long and curly eye lashes.

Lady luck was on Nasreen’s side when teacher Seeling agreed to take Nasreen into her art class. Her first session with Seeling started in the third quarter of 2013. To date she has more than 40 paintings under the tutelage of Seeling, covering human figures, animals, fruits, flowers and still life.

Nasreen’s current focus in her paintings is on chickens some of which are displayed in this exhibition.


Nasreen attends school at Sekolah Pendidikan Khas, Cheras Indah and she is currently in Standrd Two. To enhance her language development, Nasreen also enrols in speech therapy classes which is now entering  the fourth year. Her biomedical therapy which addresses physiological and physical development issues is also into the fourth year.

Catch this if you dare
Acrylic on canvas 40cm x 40cm

Best Friends Forever 2014
40cm x 40cm
Acrylic on canvas

Opposites 2014
Acrylic on canvas
40cm x 40cm

We Are Listening  2014
Acrylic on canvas
40cm x 40cm

Play Time
40cm x 40cm
Acrylic on canvas

Run Chicken Run!
Acrylic on canvas
40cm x 40cm

Little Nasreen with her masterpiece.
Lovely Nasreen with her work "Play Time"

Luqman Hakim with his Woofy adventures in "Flow of Colours" at Kl Pac this coming 9th to 16th November 2014

Luqman is an excitable 12 years old boy with a strong passion for art.
He has learning challenges and is slow to develop academically, but he
has an extraordinary talent in the arts. He has an amazing ability in
telling his childlike whimsical stories through his paintings and
batik prints.

A picture can tells a thousand words, Luqman’s artwork is not only a
combination of colour and strokes, but an avenue for conveying
imagination, emotions, feelings and views.  He has a recurring motif
in “Woofy” , the little black dog, an imaginary friend and the main
protagonist in many of his illustrated adventures. “Woofy” has
attracted the attention of many arts enthusiast and illustrators
recently. He has sold many of his works on Woofy.

With his strong passion in arts and under the guidance of teacher See
Ling, Luqman Hakim has found his place in the world through art. He
always look forward to sharing his stories with the others and hopes
you enjoys his stories told through pictures.

Luqman Hakim with his Masterpiece "Break Fast"
Painting and Communicating with his work

Spick and Span
Acrylic on canvas 2014
40cm x 40cm

Bunga Api
Acrylic on canvas 2014
40cm x 40cm

Fly Me to The Moon
Acrylic on canvas 2014
40cm x 40cm

Luqman with his masterpiece "Fly Me to the Moon"

Luqman posing with "Bunga Api"

Opps  (Woffy in frying pan)
Acrylic on canvas
40cm x 40cm
2014
Break Fast
Acrylic on canvas 2014
40cm x 40cm

Would I lie to you?
Acrylic on canvas 2014
40cm x 40cm




Woofy Mandi
Acrylic on canvas 2014
40cm x 40cm