Hi you guys! Here it finally is, the nail art haul from my trip to China. I found loads of beautiful goodies there and I am so happy to show you what I found! Rhinestones, glitters, beads, nail art tools, fimos.. you name it, they got it in China. I was so happy to find all those things I can’t find in northern Finland during my trip and with a fraction of the prize. You also asked me to find out what the nail art was like in there, so I added a section dedicated to that at the end of the video. I had my nails done in there twice so I also show you what I wore on my nails during the trip
The trip itself was awesome, we had such a good time the whole journey! We were backpacking there and it felt like a true adventure. We only had the flights and 2 first nights booked. We booked the rest of the hostels as we moved on. It was interesting since most of the people didn’t speak english, but we got our messages trough with gestures and a few awkward chinese words
The people were so friendly and kind there, just lovely! During the trip we went to Hong Kong and visited the Peak, shopped, and went sightseeing. Then our trip continued to Hainan island by train and there we went to Sanya – a beach city. We visited a monkey island and saw monkeys live in the first time in our lives. That was so cool! We also ate good seafood, laid on the beach, swam and enjoyed the lovely atmosphere. Then we took the train to Haikou, the northern part of the island, and visited an old volcano crater. We spent the new year there. Lastly we returned to Hong Kong for some last minute shopping, last minute chinese food eating and a lot of geocaching before our flight back home in the middle of ice and snow.
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Titles: Bird In Hand (intro), Acoustic2, The Voyage
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http://www.art-virtue.com/painting/history/1900/index.htm
Song Wenzhi (1919-1999, Taicang, Jiangsu Province) studied advertising art in Shanghai when he was young. Later he became a student of Wu Hufan ( 吳湖帆 ), a master of Chinese calligraphy and painting and a renowned connoisseur and collector.
After having studied at the Suzhou Art Training Institute, he taught at secondary schools and normal universities. He joined the Jiangsu Province Traditional Chinese Painting Studio in 1957. Song Wenzhi studied classical Chinese painting techniques of the Four Wangs ( 四王 王時敏、王鑒、王原祁、王翬 ), Western perspectives and color theories, and paintings of Picasso, Monet, Van Gogh, and etc.
Song was a director of the Chinese Artists Association, and a vice-chairman of its Jiangsu Branch. Many of his works have been included in international collections.
Sources:
Important Art of New China 1949-1979 (China Guardian Auction Catalogue 1997, Beijing)
Chen Lusheng, Xin Zhongguo meishu tushi – 1949-1966 [The Art History of the People's Republic of China - 1949-1966] (Beijing: Zhongguo qingnian chubanshe, 2000) [in Chinese]
Michael Sullivan, Modern Chinese Artists — A Biographical Dictionary (Berkeley, etc: University of California Press, 2006)
Zhongguo meishuguan (ed.), 中国美术年鉴 1949-1989 (Guilin: Guangxi meishu chubanshe, 1993)
Duration : 0:5:35
Hi everyone! Today we are going to do this beautiful Chinese Roses nail art design! Hope you will like it! If you do, then please rate me with 5 stars!
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You can enjoy painting, enjoy art regardless of your condition
The magic is in your hand, not in the material
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