Bu Er (Jing Dawei) is an independent artist based in Shenzhen, China.
For 35 years he worked as a licensed architect, drawing buildings by hand. These days the same hand draws something smaller and quieter — a dog in a red scarf, a horse in full bloom, a goose crossing a ridge at dusk.
Every piece in this shop is drawn by hand on a pen display, stroke by stroke, with no plan and no undo button worth pressing. The style is simple: leave space, keep the awkward line, stop before it gets loud. The Chinese call this feeling wabi-sabi — Bu Er just calls it honest.
Nothing here is AI-generated or scanned from stock. What you see is what his hand did on one particular day.
Each print is made to order: archival pigment ink on thick matte paper, framed in solid wood, ready to hang. Printed and shipped from the facility closest to you.
"A painting should feel like a friend who doesn't talk much."
Questions about a piece, a size, or an order? Write to buer6868@qq.com — a real person reads it.