Chinese New Year
Chinese New Year or Spring Festival is the most significant and largest part and of the long-established Chinese holidays. It is on occasion referred to as the “Lunar New Year” by English speaking countries. The festival customarily takes place the first day of the month in the Chinese calendar and ends on the 15th day. They referred to this day as “Lantern Festival”. Chinese New Year’s Eve also known as “Chu xi” simply means “Year-pass Eve”.
The foundation of Chinese New Year is itself centuries old and gains importance for more than a few myths and customs. Ancient Chinese New Year is a manifestation on how the citizens conduct themselves and what they accept as true.
Dragon Fantasy
Dragon Fantasy was designed on Thursday 4th February 2010. It is the original art work of Sketchart26. Dragon Fantasy is sketched from my imagination using graphite and then uploaded to the pc and digitally painted using IrfanView. The design features a geisha with a green and blue dragon roaring in her face. It also features the text Happy New Year in traditional Chinese Text. It is now featured on products under the categories of Apparel, Accessories. For The Office, For The Home, Cards and Postage, Posters and Prints and Unique Gifts. Most products are customizable.
Dragon Happy New Year
Dragon Happy New Year was designed on Thursday 4th February 2010. It is the original art work of Sketchart26. Dragon Happy New Year is sketched from my imagination using IrfanView and then painted also in this program. The design features a dragon in green, blue and red colours. It also features the text Happy New Year in traditional Chinese Text. It is now featured on products under the categories of Apparel, Accessories. For The Office, For The Home, Cards and Postage, Posters and Prints and Unique Gifts. Most products are customizable.
Tiger Call Out - Happy New Year - Year of the tiger 2010
Tiger Call out - Happy New Year - Year of the tiger 2010 was designed on Thursday 4th February 2010. It is the original art work of Sketchart26. Tiger Call out - Happy New Year - Year of the tiger 2010 is sketched from my imagination using soft pastel and then later digitally framed using two programs – Microsoft Publisher and IrfanView. The design features two tigers lying in the snow with the hills and trees in the distance. It is also framed in a gold frame with a gold call out around it and features the text Happy New Year in traditional Chinese Text. It is now featured on products under the categories of Apparel, Accessories. For The Office, For The Home, Cards and Postage, Posters and Prints and Unique Gifts. Most products are customizable.
Tiger Call Out 2 - Happy New Year - Year of the tiger 2010
Tiger Call out 2 - Happy New Year - Year of the tiger 2010 was designed on Thursday 4th February 2010. It is the original art work of Sketchart26. Tiger Call out 2 - Happy New Year - Year of the tiger 2010 is sketched from my imagination using soft pastel and then later digitally altered using two programs – Microsoft Publisher and IrfanView. The design features two tigers lying in the snow with the hills and trees in the distance. It also features the text Happy New Year and Year of the tiger 2010 in traditional Chinese Text. It is now featured on products under the categories of Apparel, Accessories. For The Office, For The Home, Cards and Postage, Posters and Prints and Unique Gifts. Most products are customizable.
Year of The Tiger 2010
Year of the Tiger 2010 was designed on Thursday 4th February 2010. It is the original design of Sketchart26. Year of the Tiger 2010 is taken from a picture I had and then digitally altered using IrfanView and Microsoft Publisher to design and paint it. The design features the head of a tiger in a burgundy and brown scroll. It also features the text Year of the tiger 2010 in traditional Chinese Text. It is now featured on products under the categories of Apparel, Accessories. For The Office, For The Home, Cards and Postage, Posters and Prints and Unique Gifts. Most products are customizable.
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