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Sunny Art Centre organised several interactive demonstrations and workshops for HSBC local branches across the UK to promote Chinese art and culture. Moreover, HSBC customers had the opportunity to showcase their artistic talent and creativity while learning from the guidance of our Chinese artists. Our programme enabled clients to produce a unique, handcrafted, festive art piece and to bring it home along with a written Chinese blessing made by our calligraphy artists.

Bespoke and individually branded notebooks and greeting cards were created live during an event designed to provide targeted customers with greater brand experience and engagement level. Our in-house artists produced fine watercolour art pieces which were inspired by the company’s new Spring/Summer collection.

The in-store design was enriched with abstracted watercolours patters on large walls resembling the motifs of the new collection adding a fresh and light feeling to the environment in line with the graceful touch of the watercolours on the finely branded products.

Unique paintings inspired by the flowery ingredients of the brands’ perfumes were painted on-site for customers for these bespoke product marketing and product merchandising project. Our artist used fine painting techniques which involved the use of long-lasting acrylic paints mixed with watercolours to provide a collectable piece of art. The handmade patterns were meant to echo the main ingredient contained in each perfume of the newly released collection.

A new collection of makeup products was launched for the spring/summer season in London stores located in Selfridges and Harrods as well as in Birmingham. Our contemporary visual artists were called to execute handmade and unique painted patterns on the packaging of the products. These varied from floral motifs to pre-ordered bespoke designs for customers.

The idea behind the launch was to provide customers with a personalised product, enhancing the brand's already strong devotion for personalised experiences for their customers. In a competitive market, the idea of providing collectable pieces of art, rather than mere products, allowed the brand to intensify the appetite for its new collection.

Viktor & Rolf and Sunny Art Centre collaborated on and launched a project in which our artists hand painted a line of limited edition Viktor & Rolf perfume bottles for Harrods. Each bottle was painted by hand with a variety of unique flowers and blossoms. In the same year, Viktor & Rolf also launched similar collaborations with Sunny Art Centre at Selfridges in Manchester and Westfields in Stratford.

This nationwide branding project for La Mer involved the creation of bespoke packaging targeting Chinese audiences by using silver inks to write greetings and good wishes. The handwritten calligraphic style was developed following a close study of ancient Chinese characters from the Oracle Bone Script and "Bell and Pot" style (also known as metal style) which developed during the Germinant period. 

The fine and delicate style and careful execution of each and every part of the packaging was meant to reflect the meticulous attention to detail and the graceful nature of the brand's identity.

The Royal Academy of Arts hosted a Chinese ink workshop with Sunny Art Centre. The event took place at the historic Reynolds Room and more than 300 participants experienced the magical possibilities of Chinese ink. Through this workshop, people became familiarised and inspired by this unique art form which they may not have been regularly be exposed to.

We had been invited by Westfield to celebrate the Lunar New Year at both their Shepherd’s Bush and Stratford shopping malls. The workshops included face painting, lion dancing, lantern making, amongst many other festivities. However, our Chinese Calligraphy demonstration and Chinese Painting workshop became the highlight of the celebration. Our events encouraged everyone from families, visitors of Chinese origin, and locals, to learn and experience this unique style of art from China. These traditional Chinese events aimed to bring everyone luck, prosperity, happiness and good health in the year of Monkey, as well as a brand new cultural journey with the magic of ink and brush.

In 2015, BBC Worldwide held a week-long internal arts festival commencing on the 8th of February which included special workshops for the company's employees. As this event coincided with the Chinese New Year we were honoured to be invited to organise a Chinese Painting Art Workshop for them.