An art depicting a food stall selling among many delicacies – banana fritters. It is also a place where patrons chat and enjoy each other companies. This is the Artist first try on canvas.

Product Details:

• Title : Canvas – A Malay Food Stall.
• Canvas Size : 32 in. (W) x 22.5 in. (H).
• Product Type : Pen and ink on canvas.
• Materials : Canvas on wood frames.

An art depicting a rural scene in a modern age. Cars and motorcycles are medium of transportation that help a community stay in touch with the world. Produced in March 2009.

Product Details:

• Title : Original – A Melaka House II.
• Approx. Image Size : 14 in. (W) x 10.5 in. (H).
• Overall Size : 22.5 in. (W) x 19 in. (H) (incl. 2.75 in. hardboard border and 1.5 in. wood frame).
• Materials : Wood Frame, Paper, Hardboard, Plexi Glass.

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An art depicting a scene at a fishing jetty with fishermen unloading the catch of the day. Besides that, people could be seen dining at the food stall. Produced in February 2009.

Product Details:

• Title : Original – A Fishing Jetty III.
• Approx. Image Size : 19 in. (W) x 14.5 in. (H).
• Overall Size : 28 in. (W) x 23.5 in. (H) (incl. 3 in. hardboard border and 1.5 in. wood frame).
• Materials : Wood Frame, Paper, Hardboard, Plexi Glass.

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An art depicting a scene at a fishing jetty where boats could be seen docking. Produced in May 1987.

Product Details:

• Title : Original – A Fishing Jetty I.
• Approx. Image Size : 14 in. (W) x 10.5 in. (H).
• Overall Size : 22.5 in. (W) x 19 in. (H) (incl. 2.75  in. hardboard border and 1.5 in. wood frame).
• Materials : Wood Frame, Paper, Hardboard, Plexi Glass.

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An art depicting  a scene at a sundry shop with people chatting and enjoying each other company.

Product Details:

• Title : A Village Sundry Shop.

Original:

• Approx. Image Size : 14 in. (W) x 10.5 in. (H).
• Overall Size : 22.5 in. (W) x 19 in. (H) (incl. 2.75 in. hardboard border and 1.5 in. wood frame).
• Materials : Wood Frame, Paper, Hardboard, Plexi Glass.
• Produced in 2008.

Reprint:

• Approx. Image Size : 11.5 in. (W) x 9 in. (H).
• Overall Size : 16 in. (W) x 13 in. (H) (incl. 1.5 in. hardboard border).
• Materials : Paper, Hardboard.
• All artworks are signed by the Artist.

An art depicting a scene of a fishing village in Kelantan, a state in the east coast of Malaysia. The design of boat shared a common heritage with Siam. Produced in April 2009.

Kelantan is situated in the north-east of Peninsular Malaysia, bordering the Narathiwat Province of Thailand in the north.

Kelantan once came under the influence of Siam and later ruled by the Kingdom of Patani (1516-1771) after the fall of Melaka to the Portuguese in 1511. After the annexation of Patani in 1771, Kelantan was back under Siam rule. The signing of the Anglo-Siamese Treaty in 1909 would see Siam relinquished control of Kelantan over to the British.

In 1941, Kelantan was the first state to fall to the Japanese occupation (1941-1945). During the course of World War Two, Kelantan once again came under the control of Siam but returned to British rule after the war ended.

The Kelantan Malays are believed to have originated from the old Malay civilizations of the North. Many share Thai ancestry and most of them may find their relatives on the other side of the border.

Product Details:

• Title : Original – A Fishing Village in Kelantan.
• Approx. Image Size : 19 in. (W) x 14.5 in. (H).
• Overall Size : 28 in. (W) x 23.5 in. (H) (incl. 3 in. hardboard border and 1.5 in. wood frame).
• Materials : Wood Frame, Paper, Hardboard, Plexi Glass.

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Melaka is situated on the west coast of the Malaysia peninsular, 148 km south of the nation’s capital, Kuala Lumpur. Melaka was founded circa 1400 by Parameswara, a Srivijayan descendant. Melaka came to being an empire during the Sultanate reign and became a central power in Southeast Asia. Then, came the Portuguese and conquered Melaka in 1511. The Dutch in 1641. And the British in 1824.

As can be seen in this artwork, the Melaka house has integrated elements of Chinese architecture such as the stairs, located in front of the house. The stairs are made from bricks and mortar, while, the remaining structure are constructed from wood. The attap or roof are made from leaves of Nipah palms.

The artist has managed to capture the essence of village living that may not be visible anymore in this modern age.

Product Details:

• Title : A Malay Village In Melaka.

Original:

• Approx. Image Size : 14 in. (W) x 10.5 in. (H).
• Overall Size : 22.5 in. (W) x 19 in. (H) (incl. 2.75 in. hardboard border and 1.5 in. wood frame).
• Materials : Wood Frame, Paper, Hardboard, Plexi Glass.
• Produced in 27 January 2009.

Reprint:

• Approx. Image Size : 11.5 in. (W) x 9 in. (H).
• Overall Size : 16 in. (W) x 13 in. (H) (incl. 1.5 in. hardboard border).
• Materials : Paper, Hardboard.
• All artworks are signed by the Artist.