I was contemplating whether to pack acrylic paints for a short getaway with family and friends. In the end, I dumped the paints because it did not make sense to lug around a heavy bag for a few days spent at a beach resort. Yet, I did not want to be caught unprepared when the mood to paint struck. So, I took my chinese brushes, bottle of ink and two sketchpads. I even brought along watercolour paints. In the end, I only made use of the ink.
Coconut trees in front of the beach.
Small coconuts make interesting subjects on the dining table.
A cat hung around during meal times and we fed it with whatever extra food we had. My first attempt to paint this cat was disastrous because it looked like a giant rat.
This is a improved version of the earlier painting because the rat features were less pronounced.
Small coconuts make interesting subjects on the dining table.
A cat hung around during meal times and we fed it with whatever extra food we had. My first attempt to paint this cat was disastrous because it looked like a giant rat.
This is a improved version of the earlier painting because the rat features were less pronounced. 
Preparing dinner at the dining table.
Washing up - we need more young volunteers. 
The rain came in the afternoon leaving behind wet and coolness. 
The kitchen from the bar counter.
More of the cat...
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