Since 1998

Since 1998
Singapore

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Monday, October 27, 2008

On-site live caricature drawing event.

Event: Lundbeck (Investigator Meeting Welcome Dinner).
Date of event: 24 Oct 2008 Friday.
Venue: Upper Club, Chijmes, Singapore.
Duration: 4 hours (7.00pm to 11.00pm).
Average drawing speed: 3 minutes per head.

This event required me to caricature about 70 guests, so I proposed a 4-hour session in order to capture everybody. I was at full speed of less than 3 minutes per drawing for the first 2 hours but slowed down at the third 'cos almost all of them had been drawn by then. Apart from a group of vocal performers, I was the only entertainer. The event ended at 10pm although they had engaged me till 11pm. After the session, the client invited me & my girlfriend who assisted me that evening for a delicious Indian buffet meal.

The main entrance of Chijmes.


There are lots of open air restaurants at the lower deck.


A view taken from the railing.


The Upper Club was at the 2nd. Storey of the building.


The event signage.


Getting ready to receive the guests.


The session begins...

































I was in full concentration capturing one of the guest's feature.


The atmosphere during the dinner.


The singers performing without any musical instrument.


As we were leaving the premises of Chijmes after the event, I managed to shoot a nicely composed picture of the building.




















An overall view of Chijmes' facade taken from the opposite end of the road.

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