Corners in life - watercolor paintings by Ao Lu

Corners in life - Ao Lus watercolor painting: dripping mops, drooping clothes lines, moss-covered slates, rusty barbed wire, and oil-dripping exhaust fans. In real life, these messy and dilapidated corners are represented by the illustrator. Mr. Aolus writing turned into another scene. The vicissitudes of texture melt into rich watercolor details, which are exquisitely imprinted on the paper. The life in our memory seems to light up all of a sudden, jumping from the depths of memory to our eyes.

About the author: Bao Lu, book editor, book designer, illustrator, graduated from Wuhan University of Technology with a masters degree, and is currently the director of the picture book editing room and assistant to the chief editor of Hubei Fine Arts Publishing House. Authors Weibo: @Anyway-Ao Lu

Many people ask me why I draw these messy corners. The reason is very simple. To me It is said that these uncarved and deliberately placed still lifes are alive. They are the daily masterpieces of ordinary people. Recording these natural corners in pictures can make you stop and appreciate the quiet side of the world...

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There are three cooking pots on the stove next to the rolling shutter door. Which pot is open? Which pot to carry.

There is a three-story building in the quiet courtyard. There are two mops hanging on the top floor. The balcony is covered with Broken wooden boards and stairs block it; the middle floor is clean and tidy, with only a clothesline hanging with several clothes hanging through it; the first floor is covered with mossy bluestone slabs, and a couplet is pasted next to the iron door from the 1980s. S The visual center of the shape is composed of four small pieces of plants, which is paradise.

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The following is a comparison between the painting and the real scene:

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