Travel Sketching with Water-Soluble Colour Pencils
A 3-hour workshop teaching participants how to create watercolour-like travel sketches using colour pencils, ink, and wash techniques.
- When
- Till Thu, 31 Dec 2026
- Started from Mon, 14 Sep 2026
- For
- adults
- Cost
- S$90 per session
- SG Culture Pass
- You can pay for this with your Culture Pass credits. See it on sgculturepass.gov.sg
About this event
Pack light, sketch freely, and discover how easy it can be to capture the world in colour with water-soluble colour pencils. This 3-hour workshop introduces a portable and expressive way to create watercolour-like travel sketches without the need for messy paints or heavy equipment. Designed for all skill levels, the session offers a relaxed environment where you can explore creative techniques and enjoy making art in good company.
Learn how to combine pencil, ink, and wash techniques while developing core skills in drawing, colour theory, perspective, and spatial awareness. You will practise observing and interpreting subjects with your own creative flair, while also gaining inspiration from master sketchers. With a simple set of pencils, a brush, and paper, you will build practical skills that can travel with you wherever you go.
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