Ling Strube

: Jan. 2016

: 382

(72)

Germany

 
 

  • I was born and raised in China. At a very young age, I developed a deep passion for art, particularly painting. I received formal training at an art school for three years and graduated in China. Later, I relocated to Australia, where I initially worked as a street portrait artist. Subsequently, I secured a position as an illustrator at Ross Perrett Golf Course companies in Australia. After a few years, I enrolled at the Eastern College of TAFE in Melbourne, Australia, completing a two-year Associate Diploma of Arts program that significantly expanded my knowledge in the realm of art. Following my studies, I assumed the role of a Graphic Designer at Trellian Pty. Ltd. in Melbourne. In the year 2000, I permanently relocated to Germany.

    Over the past two decades, my focus has primarily been on painting and drawing. I embarked on solo exhibitions as well as participated in group exhibits within local venues, garnering the interest of numerous clients. My artistic creations draw significant inspiration from distinguished artists of the 19th century, notably Claude Monet, William Adolph Bouguereau, and Nicolai Fechin. Additionally, contemporary artists of renown such as Richard Schmid, David Leffel, and Sherrie McGraw have served as continued sources of inspiration for me.


  • 1996 - 1998

    Eastern TAFE Melbourne (Australia)

    1983 - 1986

    Guangzhou Academy of Fine Arts (China)

  • 2016

    DPW Monthly Contest

    My painting "The TV is Boring" was the second place winner in the Daily Paintworks monthly contest for May! Please have a look the link:

    http://www.dailypaintworks.com/contest/2016-may/370

    2016

    Artmuse

    My painting "Autumn Happiness" was a finalist for February 2016 Emerging Artist category. This is the Judge's brief: Here’s a very well executed still life that’s complex but not overstated. All of the fruit is painted convincingly with wonderful edgework and shadows. The vases don’t upstage the fruit and the background cloth and leaves take a back seat to the focal pieces as well. I liked the wandering circular path your eye takes as it observes each piece of fruit and even the apple stems guide you along and direct you which way to go. Beautiful reflection in the large vase too. Nice!

    2015

    DPW Monthly Contest

    My painting "Hydrangeas" was the finalist for Daily Paintworks monthly contest for December. Please have a look the Link :
    http://www.dailypaintworks.com/contest/2015-december/339

  • : Ling Strube Painting and Drawing

    : 11 Nov 2015 - 13 Jan 2016

    : Townhall, Idar-Oberstein, Geramny

    I had showed about 50 new paintings in this exhibition

    : Improvisations

    : 29 May 2015 - 31 May 2015

    : Gallery Anita, Idar-Oberstein, Germany

    About twenty artistes from Atelierstrasse made this showed in the Jazz days.

    : Ling Strube Painting and Drawing

    : 22 Oct 2012 - 9 Nov 2012

    : Townhall, Herrstein, Germany

    I had showed about 60 paintings and drawings in this exhibition

    : Art in Advent

    : 1 Dec 2010 - 24 Dec 2010

    : Galerie-Jung, Odernheim am Glan, Germany

    Eight artistes invited by Galerie-Jung gallery exhibition their work before the Christmas in 2010

    : Ling Strube Painting and Drawing

    : 1 Mar 2010 - 3 Apr 2010

    : Townhall, Idar-Oberstein, Geramny

    This was my fist solo Exhibition in Germany

1996 - 1998

Eastern TAFE Melbourne (Australia)

1983 - 1986

Guangzhou Academy of Fine Arts (China)

2016

DPW Monthly Contest

My painting "The TV is Boring" was the second place winner in the Daily Paintworks monthly contest for May! Please have a look the link:

http://www.dailypaintworks.com/contest/2016-may/370

2016

Artmuse

My painting "Autumn Happiness" was a finalist for February 2016 Emerging Artist category. This is the Judge's brief: Here’s a very well executed still life that’s complex but not overstated. All of the fruit is painted convincingly with wonderful edgework and shadows. The vases don’t upstage the fruit and the background cloth and leaves take a back seat to the focal pieces as well. I liked the wandering circular path your eye takes as it observes each piece of fruit and even the apple stems guide you along and direct you which way to go. Beautiful reflection in the large vase too. Nice!

2015

DPW Monthly Contest

My painting "Hydrangeas" was the finalist for Daily Paintworks monthly contest for December. Please have a look the Link :
http://www.dailypaintworks.com/contest/2015-december/339

: Ling Strube Painting and Drawing

: 11 Nov 2015 - 13 Jan 2016

: Townhall, Idar-Oberstein, Geramny

I had showed about 50 new paintings in this exhibition

: Improvisations

: 29 May 2015 - 31 May 2015

: Gallery Anita, Idar-Oberstein, Germany

About twenty artistes from Atelierstrasse made this showed in the Jazz days.

: Ling Strube Painting and Drawing

: 22 Oct 2012 - 9 Nov 2012

: Townhall, Herrstein, Germany

I had showed about 60 paintings and drawings in this exhibition

: Art in Advent

: 1 Dec 2010 - 24 Dec 2010

: Galerie-Jung, Odernheim am Glan, Germany

Eight artistes invited by Galerie-Jung gallery exhibition their work before the Christmas in 2010

: Ling Strube Painting and Drawing

: 1 Mar 2010 - 3 Apr 2010

: Townhall, Idar-Oberstein, Geramny

This was my fist solo Exhibition in Germany

 

I was born and raised in China. At a very young age, I developed a deep passion for art, particularly painting. I received formal training at an art school for three years and graduated in China. Later, I relocated to Australia, where I initially worked as a street portrait artist. Subsequently, I secured a position as an illustrator at Ross Perrett Golf Course companies in Australia. After a few years, I enrolled at the Eastern College of TAFE in Melbourne, Australia, completing a two-year Associate Diploma of Arts program that significantly expanded my knowledge in the realm of art. Following my studies, I assumed the role of a Graphic Designer at Trellian Pty. Ltd. in Melbourne. In the year 2000, I permanently relocated to Germany.

Over the past two decades, my focus has primarily been on painting and drawing. I embarked on solo exhibitions as well as participated in group exhibits within local venues, garnering the interest of numerous clients. My artistic creations draw significant inspiration from distinguished artists of the 19th century, notably Claude Monet, William Adolph Bouguereau, and Nicolai Fechin. Additionally, contemporary artists of renown such as Richard Schmid, David Leffel, and Sherrie McGraw have served as continued sources of inspiration for me.