A rainy scene of Melaka river, some of the splashes on the painting is raindrops, painting under open sky with nature light is one of Tham’s signature art approaches, a surprise drizzle caught artist by surprise, an welcome surprise. “Accident doesn’t create good art, but sometimes best art is created by accident.”

A fascinating tree artist planted in his backyard, a tree which branches twist, turn and flowing, like dancing to music unheard by human ears, the Flame of the Forest tree always been one of his favorite subject.

A unique scene in Melaka river, the houses along the river has no back lane, instead they have “back river” there is no road access to the backdoor of houses here, they can only access them by river, carriage boats is hired to deliver goods from backdoor.

The rainforest series is one of artist?s favorite subject, the aerial view of a primeval jungle surrounded river, with occasionally floating clouds across the landscape.

A reformed scene of Melaka River, the shore line are now fixed with concrete walkways for pedestrian and house owners. Breathing new element to heritage buildings with convenient walkway.

A night scene of a rainforest, the jungle?s night scene with evening dew, mists and moisture in the atmosphere reflecting the moonlight and starlight, night glowing mushrooms and fireflies filled the forest with exiting lights and colors, a true masterpiece by Tham that every part of the painting is filled with much details, looking at it years and we still find new excitement in the painting.

A busy Melaka river scene now gone, boats transporting goods, locals and tourists alike, frequently cruising in the river.

Yet another piece inspired by the fire of gemstone opal, the colorway has a tendency of warmth in it for the breed of fire opal from Mexican is formed in volcanic activities and has sulfuric content in it?s molecular level, forming yellowish orangey color with splashes of green and rarest purple.