In this beginner friendly workshop, Kathleen will share and demonstrate the fundamentals of sketching, watercolour painting techniques, and break down in phases how you can create your own unique piece of urban sketch art work.

Kickstart your journey with an introduction on simple tools that you’d carry, use for sketch journaling on-the-go, and the basics of observing and sketching a heritage-style architecture - the kind of buildings around us that tell the most stories.

Besides sketching, you'll also learn the medium of watercolour and how to create light and depth in your sketch. This would be done within a time frame and “cafe-like” setting, simulating an urban sketch outdoors as you travel around in the future. Free-flow coffee is available at the workroom anytime you need a perk me up!

Participants will be able to sketch and watercolour the artwork above during the workshop on an A5 paper.

This workshop is suitable for all beginner and intermediate levels.

The workshop fee is inclusive of bring-home materials for each attending participant:

• Sakura Micron Felt Pen
• $10 Cityluxe e-Voucher

These materials will be provided during the workshop but will not be included in bring-home materials:

• Sakura Koi Water Colours Set
• WaterBrush
• Pencil & Eraser
• Washi Tape

An email confirmation with your discount code will be sent to you. Do respond to the email to confirm your attendance.

Note: To adhere to safe distancing measures, the number of attendees allowed for this workshop is capped at 6 pax.

Terms & Conditions

• Workshops are non-refundable
• Workshop will commence with a minimum of 3 participants

To urban sketch is to document your personal experiences or observations as a creative journal. After this workshop, you'll be equipped with the skills and knowledge to do urban sketching outdoors! Go on a journey around Singapore and fill your own sketchbook familiar sights and sounds!

About Workshop Instructor: Kathleen 'Kat' Ng (@katgeo.art)

Kat loves to urban sketch outdoors while sitting by the riverside, at a cafe, or on a lawn. She particularly enjoys sketching our Singapore skyline, heritage buildings, places of worship- places that tell a story.

She has been trained at LaSalle College of the Arts for 2 levels of urban sketching, where watercolour is the main medium of expression.

Besides watercolouring, Kat also explores other art techniques and conducts workshops for resin and alcohol ink art.