Final sketch at Singapore River

For the very first time, no inkwork for me.

We conducted a urban sketching class at Singapore River last Saturday for students from Singapore University of Technology and Design (SUTD). The exercise was to do washes first then add pencil lines.

4 pages of Moleskine size: 520 x 210mm

Sketching at Singapore River

Sketching Locations for SUTD classes

Final Sketch at Mapletree Business City

This is the sculpture called "The Conch" at Mapletree Business City, located right at the entrance covered the entire facade across a few blocks. Very majestic and I like it very much. I was told it was designed by Torrance Goh and Hong Weiming from FARM, a multi-disciplinary design company. Find out more at https://www.farm.sg/projects/details/the_conch

Sketching at Mapletree Business City

click the FB icon to read the post on Facebook.

Sketching at Golden Mile Complex

We are sketching Johore Bahru?

Woodlands Waterfront Park sketching Johore Bahru across the Woodlands Causeway. You can see the white water pipelines on the left - the lifeline for Singapore! The new huge development 富力公主湾 is by R&F Properties, developer from China. You can read about this huge R&F Mall 富力广场 here at https://www.rfprincesscove.com.my/product/

6 pages of Moleskines

February Sketchwalk at Woodlands Waterfront Park

This month we'll be heading north to a park at Woodlands. Join us and check this place out! You can see Johor Bahru across the sea 
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Time: 9:30AM - 12.30PM
Nearest MRT station: Woodlands North Station (12 min walk away)
Directions: There's bus 856 you can take if you're coming from Woodlands North Station that stops nearer to the park.
Meeting point: Woodlands Jetty (In Woodlands Waterfront Park)
Address: https://goo.gl/maps/3PAjzaAsfPrtMYRn9
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Timeline for the day:
9.30am: Meet at Woodlands Jetty*
12pm: Start packing your things and make your way for Show & Tell
12.20-12.30pm: Show and tell at Woodlands Jetty*
*Note that location of Short briefing and Show and Tell may subject to change depending on the weather for the day. Stay tuned to the facebook event for any announcements.
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In light of the COVID situation, mask wearing is optional. We urge everyone to remain cautious. Let's all play a part to stay safe!
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Instructions for the day:
1. Make your way to the location, be aware of surroundings, and maintain necessary distancing.
2. Challenge yourself to explore hidden corners that hasn't been seen/drawn yet; this will also help prevent too many of us crowding the same perching points.
3. Post your sketches, snapshots and videos online — 𝐰𝐢𝐭𝐡 𝐡𝐚𝐬𝐡𝐭𝐚𝐠𝐬 #𝐮𝐬𝐤𝐬𝐠 — so everyone can easily find the day's artistic output.
4. Some sketch leaders will go around to catch you in action for posts on Facebook and Instagram, so look out for them!
5. Happy sketching!! 
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Credits:
Event banner by Tony Chua
Research: Huiling 

2007 I put my sketches on google map

2007 I put my sketches on google map and never visited it. So shocked to see there are over 80,000 view for doing nothing.

Old Sketches on Google Map

Smaller Watercolour Pieces

I sketched the skyline of Marina Bay many times and posted the same one here. I found the other one done on the same day on 22 March 2020 during the pandemic and posted these two together, one with ink one without ink. Same view different mood.
Paper: Arches Watercolour Papers
Size: 550 x 200 mm

January Sketchwalk at Chinatown

Result of January Sketchwalk

Trying to do a big format this morning and could only do so much but really enjoyed catching up and chatting with sketcher-friends as we all sat along the wall under the shelter when it was drizzling!

Work in progress

January Sketchwalk at Chinatown

Happy Chinese New Year Sketchers!

We are heading to Chinatown on 28 Jan (Sat).

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In light of the COVID situation, mask wearing is optional. We urge everyone to remain cautious. Let's all play a part to stay safe!
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Time: 9:30AM - 12.30PM
Nearest MRT station: Chinatown MRT (DT19/NE4)
Meeting point: Entrance of Chinatown Point (around Starbucks area)

Address: 133 New Bridge Rd, Singapore 059413

https://maps.app.goo.gl/fcay2WmViyamWfq59?g_st=ic

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𝑰𝒎𝒑𝒐𝒓𝒕𝒂𝒏𝒕 𝑵𝒐𝒕𝒆:
In compliance to Government Covid safety guidelines, be safe!

Please strictly comply. USkSG (and our sketch leaders) will not be held responsible for any flouting of the above guidelines. Thank you.

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Timeline for the day:
9.30am: Meeting point at entrance of Chinatown Point*

12pm: Start packing your things and make your way for Show & Tell

12.20-12.30pm: Entrance of Chinatown Point*

*Note that location of Short briefing and Show and Tell are subjected to change, depending on the weather for the day.
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Instructions for the day:

1. Make your way to the location, be aware of surroundings, and maintain necessary distancing.
2. Challenge yourself to explore hidden corners that hasn't been seen/drawn yet; this will also help prevent too many of us crowding the same perching points.
3. Post your sketches, snapshots and videos online — 𝐰𝐢𝐭𝐡 𝐡𝐚𝐬𝐡𝐭𝐚𝐠𝐬 #𝐮𝐬𝐤𝐬𝐠 — so everyone can easily find the day's artistic output.
4. Some sketch leaders will go around to catch you in action for posts on Facebook and Instagram, so look out for them!
5. Happy sketching!! 

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Credits:
Event banner by Stephanie Ng

Chinese New Year Sketch

Happy Rabbit Year 2023

Centre Point Mural

A forgotten work since 2016. An old post here

4 of us did this very big mural wall at basement 2 of Centrepoint. The artwork was laser printed on the big metal panels, a successful experiment at that time. Not etched, not vinyl sheet.

Also featured on URA

https://www.facebook.com/URASingapore/photos/a.379211635472902/1840097402717644/

and here

https://www.facebook.com/photo?fbid=10207318012089372&set=pcb.10207318041610110

https://www.facebook.com/photo/?fbid=10161102679160244&set=a.10159827011880244

https://www.facebook.com/photo/?fbid=10161102679435244&set=a.10159827011880244

This year, I have a plan to explore with another building material.