Caricature of a lady boss.

A4 size caricature of a lady boss done from photograph.
Medium used: Colour-marker on white paper.
Type: Face with cartoon body & background.
Client's purpose: Corporate gift.








 

Portrait & caricature artist in Singapore.

Portrait of a couple.

A3 size portrait of a couple done from photograph.
Medium used: Charcoal stick on white paper.
Client's purpose: Romantic gift.

Portrait & caricature artist in Singapore.

 

On-site Caricature Drawing Service.

Event: Patterns Of Trade.

Date of event: 13 & 14 Apr 2012 (Friday & Saturday).

Venue: Asian Civilisation Museum, Singapore.

Duration: 6.00pm to 9.00pm (3 hours).
Average drawing speed: 6 minutes per head.

This was the 2nd engagement from National Heritage Board for their public exhibition in their museum. Unlike the 1st engagement, I got to sit comfortably with a table this time round & my performance was definitely better. The environment was almost the same with dim lighting throughout the the 3 hour session in which the visitors got to do their caricatures free of charge. What a treat from NHB.

I was seated comfortably on 13 Apr.

Here are some of my caricatures  for your viewing...

Me working on one of the visitors during the last bay on 14 Apr 2012.

Portrait & caricature artist in Singapore.

Portrait of a girl.

A4 size portrait of a girl done from photograph.
Medium used: Charcoal stick on white paper.
Client's purpose: Personal gift.

Portrait & caricature artist in Singapore.

On-site caricature drawing service.

Event: Patterns Of Trade.

Date of event: 16 & 17 Feb 2012 (Thursday &  Friday).

Venue:  Asian Civilisation Museum, Singapore.

Duration: 6.00pm to 9.00pm (3 hours).

Average drawing speed: 6 minutes per head.

I was hired by Singapore Heritage Board to draw caricature inside the Asian Civilisation Museum during their textile exhibition for 2 days in a row. The free caricature session was meant for those who walk in for the exhibition. The experience of drawing in the museum was not a good one simply because the environment was too dim to do a good job. It was not allowed to brighten the place for this purpose. Moreover, the way I was seated holding my clipboard was also not comfortable, hence, difficult to perform well.
Fyi, I was hired again for another 2 days in April due to popular demand. This time it was better as they had arranged a table for me. At least I was more relax without having to hold my clipboard but too bad they couldn't do anything on the lighting issue . I hope they would arrange a better location for me in future if I ever being hired again. ;)

The ACM Building.

Inside the museum.

Me drawing in an uncomfortable position, so tiring holding the clipboard.

Here are some of my caricatures done on the 1st day(16 Feb 2012) for your viewing...

Some of my caricatures done on the 2nd day(17 Feb 2012).

Portrait & caricature artist in Singapore.

Caricature of a career woman.

A4 size caricature of a career woman done from photograph.

Medium used: Colour-marker on white paper.

Type: Face with cartoon body & background.

Client's purpose: Birthday gift.

 

Portrait & caricature artist in Singapore.