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Past Works:

Drawings

& Paintings

A COLLECTION OF CURATED ARTWORKS

Hair

Pencil on Heavyweight Paper

210mm × 297mm

2014

Portrait of Mark

Pencil on Heavyweight Paper

210mm × 297mm

2015

These are some of the pencil drawings I have done previously before studying in Temasek Polytechnic and in the Art Elective Programme.

 

THE DESCRIPTION:

As can be seen, I do quite enjoy drawing portraits of people, especially those close to me. I feel like that is one of the best gifts that one can gift a loved one. I also have a huge love for drawing hair. Yes, like hair-hair. There is just something about sitting down for hours and dedicating that time to slowly add minute strokes and shades. I enjoy the shading that I can do and see how each stroke and shade transforms the drawing. Because it is significantly harder to make the drawing look like the actual person, it does take a long while, not that I am complaining though.

Portrait of Rachael

Pencil on Heavyweight Paper

297mm x 420 mm

2015

Self Portrait

Pencil on Heavyweight Paper

297mm x 420 mm

2016

Crying Baby

Colour Pencil and Watercolour on Watercolour Paper

210mm × 297mm

2015

Mendela

Fine Markers on Paper

297mm x 210 mm

2016

These are some of the ink drawings I have done previously, both before studying in Temasek Polytechnic and in the Art Elective Programme.

 

THE DESCRIPTION:

Ink is always my go-to medium to use because it is so convenient and easy to just whip out a pen and start drawing on the spot. I love the freedom that gives me.

Mechanical Hand

Pastel Pencil on Pastel Paper

210mm × 420mm

2017

Candyland

Colour Pencil and Watercolour on Watercolour Paper

210mm × 420mm

2014

These are some of the colour pencil drawings I have done while studying in Temasek Polytechnic and in the Art Elective Programme.

 

THE DESCRIPTION:

My favourite medium would have to be colour pencil (and water colour together!) I am able to make the drawing as detailed and as saturated with colour as possible. I love how the colours that come out from the pencils onto the paper are do bright and vibrant (I have always had a thing for vibrant colours). It has not always been easy with colour pencils though. Back when I first started out in art, I hated colour pencils. I found it hard to blend the colours together and almost gave up using the medium altogether. The perfectionist streak in me would not give me a break and I hated it when I did not achieve the effect I wanted. So, I did what I did best– being a stubborn mule and colouring every single day. I bought a small sketchbook and coloured whenever I can. So I mean, I think that is the key to success? Never giving up.

Traditional Tile Pattern #1

Colour Pencil and Watercolour on Watercolour Paper

148mm x 210mm

2016

Ziplining in Dubai

Colour Pencil and Watercolour on Watercolour Paper

420mm x 594mm

2017

Traditional Tile Pattern #2

Colour Pencil and Watercolour on Watercolour Paper

148mm x 210mm

2016

The Paper Race

Colour Pencil and Watercolour on Watercolour Paper

420mm x 594mm

2013

The Monster in my Nightmares

Acrylic on Modelling Clay

2016

Portrait of Mark (Coloured)

Colour Pencil on Paper

210mm × 297mm

2015

Adam First: Kindness Picturebook

(O-Level Higher Art Coursework)

Colour Pencil and Watercolour on Watercolour Paper

2015

Final flatlay of deliverables

Hot Air Balloons at Night

Fine Markers on Paper

297mm x 210 mm

2017

Sunflower in the Field

Oil on Canvas

297mm x 420mm

2013

Mountainous Range in Australia

Oil on Canvas

210mm x 297mm

2013

Hotel in the Mountains

Acrylic on Canvas

297mm x 420mm

2012

Family by the Beach

Acrylic on Canvas

420mm x 594mm

2018

These are some of the paintings I have done previously while studying in Temasek Polytechnic and in the Art Elective Programme.

 

THE DESCRIPTION:

It had been a while since I painted a full painting. Thus, one day during my long Polytechnic holiday, I decided to whip out the old paintbrushes and paint. After 3 weeks, Family at the Beach was born. I felt it again then– the love for painting. The confidence I had in each stroke, the feel of the paintbrush brushing against the canvas. I looked for my old paintings then, and realized how much I had improved through the years. I kept thinking that at that moment, I was the best painter I could be ever, not realizing that I had so much to learn, and so much to grow. So here, see the progress I have made for yourself!

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