Important Notice

This programme/event is open to members of the National Library Board, Singapore. Please ensure you have your myLibrary ID on hand before proceeding with the registration. If you do not have a myLibrary ID, you can create one here: https://account.nlb.gov.sg/.

Important Registration Info

1. Please submit your portfolio by emailing libraryorchard@gmail.com by 4 Dec 2020.

• Email Subject Heading: Registration for Zine Design: Visual Narrative Storytelling
• Your Name
• Your myLibrary ID (a valid myLibrary ID is required)
• Date of Zine workshop you are attending
• Your Portfolio/sample(s) of past experience in illustration or zine-making work

2. Only successful registrants will be notified via email 3 days before the workshop date.

3. This workshop is for participants aged 16 years and above.

About the Programme

Have you ever picked up a picture book and wanted to make your own? This zine workshop on creating visual narratives is an introduction to making short illustrated stories based on fairytales, folktales and mythical lore. Participants will learn how to pace a story, angle their storytelling, and illustrate it into a zine booklet. Bring along a short fantasy story you’d want to work on, or pick one from the facilitator’s mystery vault of tales! Materials will be provided, but do feel free to bring your own.

About the Artist

Anngee is a Singapore-based illustrator who creates drawings with an emphasis on storytelling with compelling characters. Her quirky, surreal and whimsical works have breathed life to children’s books such as The Rock and the Bird and Do Gallery Sitters Sit All Day? Things People Really Do In A Museum. She has made illustrations for campaigns and books for National Gallery Singapore, National Museum of Singapore and Esplanade.