年輕時常在海邊釣魚的王為銧，在等待魚上鈎的同時，逐漸著迷於海面在陽光照射下折射出的多變色彩。待四十歲以後正式學習繪畫，海景成為他最愛也最敏銳的題材。觀察細膩的他，總能捕捉到海面上最細微的色彩變化，曾有漁民朋友竟可以從他的畫面上辨認出魚群聚集的地方呢。而今已年逾八十的王為銧，對於繪畫仍然熱情不減，每週不辭辛苦地帶著畫友上山下海到處寫生，而且經常是扛著四、五十號的大畫布現場作畫。好學的他至今也仍每週由木柵家中至新莊的教室練習人體速寫。

Wang Wei-huang, who used to fish by the seaside in his youth, gradually became fascinated by the ever-changing colors refracted on the sea surface under the sunlight while waiting for the fish to bite. Upon formally studying painting after reaching the age of forty, seascapes became his favorite and most keenly observed subject. With his keen observations, he can always capture the subtlest color variations on the sea surface. In fact, some of his fisherman friends can identify the locations where fish gather just by looking at his paintings.

Now in his eighties, Wang Wei-huang's passion for painting remains unabated. Every week, he tirelessly takes fellow artists to mountains and seas for on-site sketching, often carrying large canvases of size 40 or 50 to paint on the spot. His enthusiasm for learning is evident as he still practices figure sketches every week, commuting from his home in Muzha to the studio in Xinzhuang.