We were invited to host a bricks printmaking activity at the lobby of ACM for the opening weekend of children’s season 2025. The activity was free for all participants and they got to try their hand at printmaking and drawing on their prints to customise them.

We were invited by the National Gallery Singapore team to conduct an abstract painting workshop inspired by Zobel’s Saeta series and to teach participants how to use syringes to paint, in line with the late artist’s exhibition opening. Participants learned the dry brush technique and how to control their line work using their syringes.

We brought the art of UV resin to the good people at the Singapore Mediation Centre and taught them how to create their own coasters and charms. They also learned more about each other by answering questions and created gifts for their colleagues based on what they learned about them.

The team from the Singapore Kindness Movement came over to our studio and learned the art of gel plate printing. They learned how to create stencils and play with colours and layers to create beautiful abstract prints.

We customised a fun mermaid themed UV resin craft workshop, where party goers got to create a range of mermaid themed charms and even their own charm box.

We conducted an art jamming painting workshop for the staff of Sparkletots at the Fengshan branch. The team learned some basic painting techniques. They also got to know more about each other and bonded by working on a collaborative painting, passing around the canvases and adding on to each others works.

NHB invited us to set up a drop-in keychain making craft booth for their staff party event held at The Projector Cineleisure. We made keychain bases and provided many stickers and charms such as stars and glitter in line with the theme “Star Search” for the good people at NHB to play with and customise their own keychains. We then helped to coat their creations with resin for them to take home.

We conducted a UV and Epoxy resin charms and coaster making workshop for the team at Amazon Web Services. Not only did they learn how to use resin to create stunning resin art pieces, they also learned more about each other and bonded as a team through a short and meaningful activity that we conducted at the start of the session.

The teachers at Qihua Primary School invited us to conduct a UV resin coasters and charms making workshop. Apart from learning how to use UV resin to create beautiful resin art pieces, the teachers also learned more about each other through a fun bonding activity that we conducted at the start of the session.

A group of students from Serangoon Garden Secondary School came to visit our studio in Pearl’s Hill Terrace to learn how to design and create their own rubber stamps. They learnt how to transger their designs onto rubber pads, carve out their designs using carving tools, then inked their stamp pads and created prints on paper and on tote bags.

We hosted a painting workshop with Strada, a creative agency in Singapore. As the room was already full of creatives, we got participants to switch canvases every 10 minutes to add on to what their teammates have already done to create their very own paintings that reflected each other’s interests and their dream retirement scenarios.

We conducted an epoxy resin coaster workshop for the teachers and staff of North Vista Primary School. Workshop participants got to play with different coloured dyes and glitter and had fun expressing their creativity in their resin art pieces. Each person in the workshop got to take home a small resin kit to continue making more wonderful creations at home.