Looking into some members' past and present journey in ART
I have many students telling me that before they learned to paint with me, they all thought that they didn't have a talent for painting. However, after they have finished a few lessons under my guidance, almost everyone is very surprised to realize that they can paint. The finished artwork is often much better than they expected. Many of them, after seeing their own achievements, began to turn painting into their own hobby. Many people are skeptical and have no confidence but a good teacher will know how to guide and lead the students. As long as the students are willing to learn, after a period of practicing, they will be able to achieve their own satisfactory results.
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Shan, Senior Artist Instructor
Members Achievements (Before & After)
Member, Leong Jesline
First oil painting when she started her art journey with us.
When Jesline first learned from Shan, she had no art foundation at all. From oil painting she moved on to pencil drawing that trains her observation ability in a targeted manner. She really studies and work hard. After drawing for a period of time, she really improved a lot. This is one of her recent drawing. The effect is very obvious.
Member, Tay Rachel
This is Rachel's first visit to our studio for Intro session, acrylic painting
Rachel came to the studio for first time, just attending an Into session with her sister. She never knew she can paint. After the Intro session, she felt happy with her own painting and decided to continue her art journey with us. Rachel is very outgoing and always willing to experiment and not afraid to make mistakes, which is a great trait. This painting was created when she was learning realistic techniques. Realistic figure painting is difficult and Rachel has done a great job. With a solid foundation, she began to try different painting methods such as abstraction, expression and surreal painting.
Member, Gnoh Chloe
Chloe's first oil painting when she was 11 years old.
Chloe was 11 years old when she first joined us. She started with learning oil painting. Generally, when children come learning to paint, we will advise them to try to do different medium so that they can find the most suitable medium for themselves. After oil, Chloe started doing pencil drawing. After building some foundation in pencil drawing, she moved on to learning color pencils drawing. Chloe is now 15 and this is one of her latest color pencils drawing and it clearly shows the amazing progress she has made over the past 4 years with us.
Member, Chee Pok Foo
Past artwork
Mr. Foo enjoys and loves to paint, so he decided to come to our studio to learn to paint. The painting on the left is the first painting when he just started learning. Mr. Foo is very quiet, but he has his own ideas. His paintings are full of his unique imagination and charm and his paintings are relatively large in size. After more than two years of learning with our instructor, he can now exert his creativity arbitrarily without worrying about techniques problems.
Member, Caroline Low
Past artwork
Caroline is a quiet and wonderful lady. Because of the love of painting, she came to our studio. The painting on the left is her first painting. Because of her quiet personality, it is very suitable for realistic style. After mastering realism style after one and half year with us, she has now begun to learn a new style combining performance and realism.
Member, Sherry Seow
Before joining us
Before joining us, Sherry has attended a short-term painting class of one to two months in another studio. Basically, she has not received any formal basic training in art. Sherry is a very serious learner and she does not mind spending more time than others, as long as she can really learn the basic techniques in painting. This "Cat" artwork is her second oil painting and because of her attentiveness and patience, she completed this work that she is very satisfied and proud of.
Member, Nathan Siew
Self taught drawing
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Nathan is an 11-year-old boy who likes to draw very much. At home, he likes to draw using his pencil and paper based on his imagination. His parents hope to find him a teacher that can helps to train and guide him in learning the basic techniques and lay a solid foundation. The previous picture is the sketching of his usual home drawing, and the latter portrait is the first pencil drawing he completed in our studio. His progress is tremendous.
Member, Sharon Chow
Past artwork
Sharon originally came to learn to paint is just to pass time, she did not really like to paint. The painting on the left was her second painting and she was surprised to find that she was getting better, she began to enjoy painting and she started to become more serious in her learning. The latter portrait is her fifth painting. Can you imagine it? the difference between her second and fifth painting. Of course, this is because she has made a lot of effort and adapt a more serious learning attitude to achieve the results.
Member, CY
Past artwork
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