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THE WORKSHOPS Cartooning is a lot of fun! Our workshops cover the basics of making cartoons and finding your own way to apply these basics. Each new technique and skill we teach you, you will apply on the spot. We believe the only way to learn is to do, so expect lots of hands-on exercises! |
| SIGN UP TODAY email us at: sgcartoons@gmail.com |
The workshop is only $35 per person, which includes are a free cartooning kit, consisting of a booklet with techniques, tips and tricks of the trade, a certificate of attendance, and a FREE copy of Iskander's best-selling book The Year in Singapore In Cartoons! Materials will also be provided FREE!*
Need more information? email or call 6293 1309 Times available on Saturday, 17 JULY :
(*intermediate workshop does not include free book) |
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Your staff, colleagues, members or students will greatly enjoy our workshops!. |
Little Cartoonist workshop
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CARTOONING PROGRAMS If you are interested to continue a longer course in cartooning, please contact us to find out more about our cartooning programs. email or call 6293 1309 Learning Elements of cartooning
The SG Cartooning workshops are developed by professional cartoonist Iskander. Iskander is a professional and widely-published cartoonist, with a Master's degree in fine art. His cartoons have been published in national and international publications, including TODAY newspapers, FHM, I-S, and many others. He is the author of the best-selling book The Year In Singapore In Cartoons. His animation has been selected for the Singapore Short Film Festival and commissioned by MTV Asia. His art work has been exhibited at the Institute of Contemporary Art and at the Singapore Pavilion in SIAF. Iskander has previously designed workshops for MINDEF, the Civil Service Club, People's Association, among others. |
A LITTLE DIFFERENT FROM ARTS & CRAFT Cartooning develops not just drawing skills, but also writing, general knowledge and communication skills. Not sure how cartooning is different from arts & crafts or drawing? |