Wednesday, May 3, 2017

Sketchcrawl at Diocesan Boys' School


On 1st April 2017, we had an opportunity to sketch in one of the most famous schools in Hong Kong, the Diocesan Boys' School.
Founded in 1869, it is one of the oldest secondary schools in the city. The sky was beautiful and the campus is awesome, and of course the result is super.


Final photo with the boys.


 

Morning session with USkHK sketchers




Show and Tell Session













Our sharing to the Boys




Wednesday, February 15, 2017

In Memory of Mr Yip (Fat S Yip), One of Our Fellow Sketchers




In Memory of Mr Yip (Fat S Yip)

As one of the earliest members to join Urban Sketchers Hong Kong, Mr Yip had always been a very active member and had contributed many wonderful sketches of Hong Kong and abroad to our group. Mr Yip’s sketches are lively, cheerful and full of passion. Some of his sketches were explorations of Chinese ink painting in urban sketches, a rare and bold approach. His works indeed gave our fellow sketchers a lot of inspirations. We are very sad to learn about Mr Yip’s passing on the 5th February 2017 and we will surely miss him. He was 72.  

With deepest condolences,
Urban Sketchers Hong Kong










Sai Wan Ho Waterfront
Sep. 2016


Yuen Yuen Institute, Tsuen Wan
Feb. 2016


Kowloon Walled City Park
June 2016


"Yum Cha" Having Dim Sum, Quarry Bay
Sep 2016


Hong Kong Museum of Medical Sciences
Dec 2015


Motorcycle Show, Central
Oct 2013


Maryknoll House, Stanley
Sep 2016


Cafe in Stanley
Aug 2016



During his treatment in the hospital, he never stop what he loves.






Eastern Hospital
(this is his last post on our group)
Dec 2016


The University of Hong Kong
Nov 2013

The Pawn
Aug 2013




Museum of Medical Science
Dec 2015


Helena May
Nov 2014


Hong Kong Park
Jan 2014



Police Marriage Quarter
May 2014


Stanley Maryknoll House
Sept 2016






Urban Sketchers Symposium 2014
Singapore


His Chinese Paintings are also stunning.




by Arturo Espinosa Rosique


by Charlotte Tanner


by Elizabeth Zearley


by Gary Tausch


by Patricia Gaignat

Many Artists painted him as a tribute and sure he will be missed.