SE Asia Trip – Stephan Giannini

A Landscape Painter Visits Southeast Asia: Part 1-Thailand

Nam Ou River Near Muan Ngoy, Laos, 4 x 7" or 10 x 18cm.

An article about a four month landscape painting trip to Thailand, Cambodia, Laos, and Malaysia by artist Stephan Giannini

A Landscape Painter Visits Southeast Asia: Part 2-Cambodia

Fisherman Shack on Otres Beach, Cambodia, 5 x 9” or 13 x 23 cm., Oil

An article about a four month landscape painting trip to Thailand, Cambodia, Laos, and Malaysia by artist Stephan Giannini

A Landscape Painter Visits Southeast Asia: Part 3-Laos

Flood Plains, Mekong River, Luang Prabang, Laos, 5 x 9 in. or 12.5 x22.5 cm., oil

An article about a four month landscape painting trip to Thailand, Cambodia, Laos, and Malaysia by artist Stephan Giannini

A Landscape Painter Visits Southeast Asia: Part 4 – Thailand,Malaysia and Myanmar

Malaka Malaysia Chinatown, 6 x 7 in..or 15 x 18cm.,oil

An article about a four month landscape painting trip to Thailand, Cambodia, Laos, and Malaysia by artist Stephan Giannini

Plein Air Painting in Bali, Indonesia

Amarsarta Temple, Bali. 7 x 10 in. Oil on Museum Board

Right after my trip to Australia, I went to Bali. I chose Bali primarily because it was an inexpensive flight from Perth, where I was at the time (you can see my blog post about Australia here). I had considered New Zealand and SE Asia, but Bali is so nearby, it seemed the easiest. ItContinueContinue reading “Plein Air Painting in Bali, Indonesia”

Asian Painting Trip Posts on the Amateur Traveler Blog

(Note: The Amateur Traveler links are dead as of 2020) Chris Christensen was kind enough to re-post my SE Asian painting trip blog posts on his ( much more popular ) blog. This is about the trip I took to the Indochina region to tour and paint in early 2010. He does an often extremelyContinueContinue reading “Asian Painting Trip Posts on the Amateur Traveler Blog”

Landmines in Laos

During my painting trip through the otherwise very pleasant country of Laos, one unhappy but important thing I learned about was the amount of UXO (or unexploded ordnance) and the de-mining activities. Although Laos was neutral during the Vietnam War and the United States never officially declared war upon it, US forces dropped over two millionContinueContinue reading “Landmines in Laos”

My Asian Painting Equipment

Here is what I took with me to Asia to paint with. I have an 11 x 14 OpenBox M panel holder. This is the core piece of equipment and I highly recommend this product. I have had this box for 7 or 8 years and it still works great. I had it refurbished byContinueContinue reading “My Asian Painting Equipment”