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Ken Ming Tan February 9, 2023

Blue Bird Of The Woods – SOLD

DESCRIPTION: Flitting between the trees with its majestic wings, a chirp that resounds within the heart of the forest. This is a piece of work…

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Ken Ming Tan December 8, 2022

Rabbits – SOLD

DESCRIPTION: Rabbits? Ok, so long as they don’t come eating my prized carrots! As 2023 marks the Year of the Rabbit, this piece represents my…

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Ken Ming Tan December 8, 2022

The Tortoise and the Hare

DESCRIPTION: A fable-inspired piece that got me up and running. A slow-footed tortoise challenges an over-confident hare to a race in which the tortoise wins…

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Ken Ming Tan December 8, 2022

The Red Giraffe – SOLD

DESCRIPTION: In the hot, steamy grasslands of Africa, there supposedly lives a red-colored giraffe. This animal is so rare, that the only documents of its…

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Ken Ming Tan December 8, 2022

Aztec Warrior – SOLD

DESCRIPTION: We think of hummingbirds as cute, innocent, little flower feeders, but did you know that they are believed by the Aztecs as the souls…

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Ken Ming Tan December 8, 2022

Stork in the Flower Garden

DESCRIPTION: Once upon a time, there was a stork who delivered a pair of babies to an unnamed couple. However, he delivered the wrong babies.…

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Ken Ming Tan December 8, 2022

Kiger Mustang – SOLD

DESCRIPTION: I got the idea for this piece from a movie I watched a long time ago. The setting of this piece takes place in…

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Ken Ming Tan December 8, 2022

Rafflesia Arnoldi

DESCRIPTION: The Rafflesia has a symbiotic relationship with trees for ages. This was based on an observation diary that was recorded by a scientist in…

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Ken Ming Tan December 8, 2022

Rascally Raccoon

DESCRIPTION: This piece was inspired by a dream I had when I was young. Raccoons are elusive tricksters and playful creatures, so it’s no surprise…

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Ken Ming Tan February 13, 2022

Alluring Aspect – SOLD

DESCRIPTION: I took inspiration from the Egyptian god Bastet, who is depicted as a cat goddess of protection and welfare, and I would like to…

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