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What
inspired Jariya to study art? Some people say “artist should start
from inspiration to create good artwork”. When Jariya was young
about 6 years old, she saw any beautiful figures or some nice sketch
in newspapers/books. It inspired her to sketch along on simple paper,
and created her own paper doll for playing with friends. She thinks
that the inspiration has just begun at that time. Regular art classes
in the school lead her close to art. The art teacher, Sa-ngadh Juar-jan,
at grade 7 simply introduced perspectives to painting landscape
and especially the important color theory in comparison of warm/cool
colors with the taste of food, i.e. red and orange are spicy, yellow
and green are sour, blue and violet are salty. Good food should
have proper combination of all tastes, so does the beautiful painting
have proper color combination. It helps all students to easily memorize
how to make good painting. Later she studied further and worked
in business administration so many years. Her art-skill developed
gradually as hobby. However, she collected the old master art printing/books
and practiced herself, sketched little birds after exhausted from
very long-hours working in the office especially after midnight.
The sketches were nicely framed and given to her sister, brothers
and friends as gifts. When she had some free times, she studied
art again in charcoal and water color with Suchart Wongthong, a
famous artist in water color, for a few sessions. Occasionally she
traveled to Europe and was fascinated with the paintings of old
master artist such as Michaelangelo, and hand-painted porcelains
at Windsor Castle. The inspirations come again to study porcelain
painting with many teachers at Hobby House, Bangkok, Thailand, e.g.
Kaseera, Angsana Klempin, Sando and Josephine Robinson. She practiced
and practiced for 4 years, and prefers realistic style.
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In year 2000 she sent a plate to join competition in Finland and
it won a Special Mention award for ‘Angel’ competition, which was
organized by SPM ( now “Porcelain Plus), a Finnish Porcelain Painting
magazine. The awarded angel with Thai costume, namely ‘Thai Angel’,
was painted in realistic painting style. The award triggered her
to transition from a leading multinational firm, to run studio as
a professional artist. She can teach many subjects e.g. portraits,
fruits, birds, landscape and flowers etc.
About 10 years she has run her studio offering hand painting on
demand, and regular painting lessons for porcelain and fabric at
the studio. Occasionally, she was invited to run workshops/seminar
for members of the Bannlektee 5 Vocational Training Center, the
Emergency Home, and National Institute of Metrology etc.
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Her artworks
and articles were published in lots of well-known local and international
magazines namely Kwan-ruen, Tangtua Magazine, a journal of the Institute
for Small and medium Enterprise Development, Ceramics Journal of
Thailand, Porcelain Plus of Finland and Malegleder of Norway, Porcelain
Artist and The China Painter oet U.S.A. She was often interviewed
in TV and radio broadcast programs, e.g. Baanlektee 5 Vocational
Training Program, Game Gae Jon, Phunta, Bright and Beautiful and
108 Panya Thai etc. It attracts numerous people to study painting
and custom-order continuously, while she also studied further in
master level of IPAT and Pebeo master training in France. Currently
she is a master artist and master teacher of IPAT, a teacher member
of WOCP, and Pebeo Master Teacher of France. Many students under
her guidance received the certificates from Pebeo-France in ceramics
and fabric and were able to teach later. A lot of her artworks are
collected by many art-lovers in Thailand. However, she deems the
most important job as a teacher is to inspire students and let them
express their feelings to painting creatively.
For more information please contact her at
web site: www.jariya-studio.com
, or visit Jariya
Studio, 107/1 Pracharat 1 Rd., Bangsue, Bangkok 10800, Thailand,
tel./fax (662) 585-6945, mobile: 081-495-5605
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Jariya Kiranantawat
has been a professional artist and teacher over 8 years. She is
Pebeo Master
Teacher from France, and Master Artist & Master Teacher
of International Porcelain Artists and Teacher, Inc. (IPAT) - U.S.A.,
and won the Special Mention Award Year 2000 from “SPM” (Scandinavian
Porcelain Magazine) of Finland in “Thai Angel” theme. Her art works
and articles were published in many international magazines: “Porcelain
Plus of Finland”, “Malegleder of Norway” and “Porcelain Artist of
U.S.A.”. She also was the visiting teacher at Baan Lek Tee
5 Vocational Training Center, Thailand, and exhibited her works
in many local TV programs and magazines. Jariya Studio offers regular
painting lesson for public and painting on demand. Her works can
be found in many private collections in Thailand, and also many
students under her guidance received the Pebeo Registered Certificates
in textile and ceramic from Pebeo-France, and Certified Artist from
IPAT-U.S.A.
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Certificate
of Pebeo Master Teacher |
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Interview
artworks in TV "Game Gae Jon" |
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