The Roots of Modern K-pop The Influence of the US Military and Underground Clubs By Kyuhee Baik Photos by Namjin Kim & Aston Husumu Hwang Amidst the 25 sprawling districts of Seoul lies a colourful neighbourhood called Itaewon and it is the country’s crossroads for all things foreign. The roots of K-pop are here. Accordingly, the area is home to most … Continue reading Roots of K-pop
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Yes, Mickey Paulssen loves to make portraits. Since she graduated from the Academy for Visual Arts Genk she painted, etched, and drawn many people. She did this on assignment or just because she liked it. We show you some examples. A great gift for friends and family! Do you want to give someone a portrait … Continue reading Mickey Paulssen love portraits.
Mickey Paulssen drawing portrait step by step Although Mickey did not learn to draw portraits at the academy she loves to do that. And that's how she did get the feeling of it: just to do. On this page, you find the making of the portrait of Kim Young Soo (C.E.O of the Baedagol theme … Continue reading The drawning of potrait Kim Young Soo
Robin, oil on canvas painted by Mickey Paulssen When Mickey Paulssen took the photo, she thought of Rembrandt: the colours, the Clair obscure. For example, how would he have dealt with the light of a cell phone? After all, it is so different from the glow of a candle or oil lamp. Making the … Continue reading Robin, oil on canvas
Korean ceramics 한국 도자기 History of Korean Ceramics During the Three Kingdoms of Korea (57 BC-668 AD), namely Silla, Goguryeo, and Baekje, the history of Korean ceramics starts. They produced rough domestic wares for the people from numerous kilns. Likewise, several very sophisticated statues of royal figures, guardians, and horses, equivalent to Chinese Han Dynasty figures, … Continue reading Korean Ceramics
I, (Hugo J. Smal - chief editor of The Mantifang) imagine my life as a house in which I live temporarily. It is surrounded by old trees that can swing violently back and forth during a storm. Some suffer lightning damage and others have been standing proud for a long time. After a rain shower, … Continue reading Hugo J. Smal – Chief editor
Next, to be a traditional artist Mickey Paulssen is using zen and the lessons of Takashi Amano San to make here scapes. For her traditional art Page She started with the design of aquariums. Someone told her that she did this in a Japanese way, and so she came on the aquascape and discovered the … Continue reading Mickey Paulssen scaping
Sometimes Mickey Paulssen wants more than a flat surface. Mickey Paulssen followed the studio nude and realism at the Academy for Visual Arts Genk. She got lessons in abstract and realism there. Of course painting, drawing and etching were the main subjects. Art history formed the foundation of all this. She trained herself in making … Continue reading Mickey Paulssen
Mickey Paulssen traditional art Mickey Paulssen followed the studio nude and realism at the Academy for Visual Arts. She got lessons in abstract and realism there. Of course painting, drawing and etching were the main subjects. Art history formed the foundation of all this. She trained herself in making portraits. Realism was always her starting … Continue reading Mickey Paulssen traditional art
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