Dyslexic artist on self-discovery journey to create portraits from scribblings


Skilful scribblings: Guests watching Low draw a portrait of Kuan Yin, the Chinese Goddess of Mercy, during the opening of his exhibition at G Art Gallery in George Town.

WITH seemingly aimless scribbles, artist Vince Low creates lifelike portraits that are not only testament to his talent, but also reveal his journey of self-discovery.

His unique approach originated from a publicity campaign he was working on several years ago, as an illustrator with an advertising agency, for dyslexia awareness.

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