Temple wall painting by RMUTT Thai Art Painting students

Assoc. Prof. Bundit Inkong, lecturer in Thai Arts program, Fine and Applied Arts Faculty, said, alumni and graduate students painted watering patterns for the temple in the monk’s residential trabeation of Luang Pu Bai. This painting is conservative writing of ancient traditions. The grace of ancient writing, flat coloring, showing proportions, delicate lines, and subtle details. As well as, the technique of live sketching images with colored pencils on the canvas painted with acrylic paint by using gold leaf in special parts instead of gold.

This collaboration is the integration between curriculum and university policy, “ Creating art by integrated with learning”. So, students have used their skills with real work and need to be responsible, passionate, and dedicated to the work.

People can visit the temples to see work pieces of Thai Arts program’s lecturers and students as followings Wat Chulamani, Amphawa District, Samut Songkhram, Wat Khongkha, Bangkok, Wat Takad Ngao, Chanthaburi, Wat Phra Khao, Phra Nakhon Si Ayutthaya, Wat Samphanthawong, Bangkok, Wat Bo Thongbon, Nonthaburi and Wat Mongkut Kiriwan, Nakhon Ratchasima