Artists • Gallery • Batik Painting Workshop in Singapore
Elective art workshop on cartooning and cartoon character creation for secondary 2 students of Fajar secondary school over 3 weekly sessions. Caricature drawing demonstration added in due to popular demand.
A comprehensive 2-days Watercolor workshop where lower secondary students get supplementary lessons from an artist
Over the course of a few weeks we have conducted a mini-batik painting workshop for the elderly at St Luke's Elder Care. The elderly participants each produced their own batik painting, using hot wax to draw their designs onto the cloth and colourful batik dyes to complete them.
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Held a one day mini-batik painting workshop for the students of St Stephen's School. Our mini batik workshops do not require any hot waxing and is suitable for large groups of younger students (aged below 9 years)
We held a community batik workshop for visiting students from Beijing 171, China, as part of their overseas cultural study trip. The students were introduced to the brief history and culture of traditional batik painting and were involved in the process of creating their very own community batik piece, which they could bring back to... Continue Reading →
We conducted a batik painting workshop for One World International School, held over 4 lessons in a course of 4 weeks. The students were exposed to traditional batik painting methods, like hot waxing and using batik dyes. They were also taught a brief history on the culture of batik painting.
Community Batik Painting Workshop conducted for students from Yishun Primary School during the weekend. The parents of the students were also welcomed to join in on the painting experience.
Batik painting workshop for primary six students at Ngee Ann Primary School for their post exam activity. Our batik painting workshop is one of our Art Enrichment Programmes we provide to schools.
The students from Catholic High School thoroughly enjoyed themselves in the graffiti workshop we conducted as part of their Art Enrichment Programme. We used stenciling for most of this workshop with the students stenciling their own personal t-shirts with graffiti.