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In my work this year, I aim to offer viewers a different perspective that allows them to experience strength, power, and strong reflections between dark and light, near and far, big and small,...
I'm very honor "Fallowness" wins the Grand Prize of 2019 IIAC. It means a lot to me and to the scapers in Malaysia. This is also a very successful turning point for us on changing Malaysian...
In the aquatic world or any other hobby.. people often create competitions specifically for that subject. These contests are not only passion but sometimes also have the value of prizes and its...
You have created a really nice flow in this layout. I love your step-down rock work the vertical lines in your rock and your subtle use of color. Excellent work. — Karen Randall
I Created this work with some curved driftwood to make it feel like a cave. When i was taking pictures, neon tetras swam through the cave, like they were going to a war. The name of this work was...
The layout arrangement is impressive. The use of perspective lines of stones is very original and natural. The use of side glass reflections is skillful and the aquarium seems endless......
This is No. 1 choice. Total layout design is excellent but the use of extra wide-angle lens emphasized the inclining driftwood size and it looks much larger than actual size. Plant arrangement in...
If I had to describe what inspires me in this Up set, it would be... 'Elegant' I really like the combination of colors, shapes and textures. Congrats.
Hello IIAC. I am a father of two children. I love my family a lot. So I always wanted to look at this fishbowl and make it feel like my family can relax. Thank you for making my dream come true in...
The inspiration comes from the landscape pic from surfing Internet, I saw a real Tree-arch in Olympic National Park of US. Therefore, I try to use a big bent wood for the base and attaching some...
I like the way you've done the root overlapping the rockwork. The shapes on the right echo the shapes on the left. Well done!— Kam Wong
An unusual hardscape arrangement, plants grow healthy. Different type of mosses not harmonise yet, they grow like grouped on their own.
Participating and competing with fellow aquascapers for a prestigious event like IIAC has always created a desire to give my best effort but at the same time, it provides a tremendous learning...
I can see great "waves" in this driftwood composition. A lot of movement and fluidity but I miss more plants. I think the skyline could be less polluted with less information to give more importance...
For this scape, I want to show the contrast of wood shadows with different shades of stem plants in the background. A simple wood placement and positioning on the right gives an easy and clean look...
On this tank, I want to create a powerful rock formation, with a good flow, combined with strong colors from plants.
This work is awesome I can feel the power of nature flowing from this roots!Congratulations for this MASTERPIECE!— Luca Galarraga
The opening woods is the embrace of nature. Lush plants and fishes swimming together forms a joyful and wonderful world full of life
