3D printing in art, also known as additive manufacturing, involves creating physical objects from digital designed layer by layer.

It's a process that has revolutionized the art world by offering artists unprecedented freedom in design and material exploration. Artists can use 3D printing to create sculptures, installations, jewelry, and more, pushing the boundaries of creativity and craftsmanship. 

The 3-Day Technical Program suitable for beginner with no prior knowledge of 3D printing needed.

Duration: 3 sessions

Total Hours: 18 hours

What to bring: Your own laptop

Wood burning, the freehand art of decorating wood or other materials with burn marks created by a heated tool.

It's a versatile craft with a long history, allowing for intricate designs and various effects through controlled application of heat. 

Pyrography means burning onto other surfaces as well beside wood, so design can be on wood, leather, paper, gourds, or whatever is possible to burn.

Duration: 3 hours x 2

Hyper-Realistic drawing is a style that strives to create images so detailed and lifelike that they closely resemble high-resolution photographs.

It's characterized by an intense focus on detail, accurate representation of light and shadow, and an almost uncanny level of realism that can sometimes make the artwork appear more real than reality itself. 

Hyper-Realistic drawing goes beyond simple replication of a photograph. It might emphasize certain details, use specific lighting to create a particular mood, or even introduce slight distortions to evoke an emotional response.

During the learning process, you will develop an understanding of yourself better.

Duration: 3 hours x 3

Clay modelling is an art form involving shaping and sculpting with clay to create three-dimensional objects, it offers endless opportunities for artistic expression and creativity.

It's a versatile activity used in various contexts, from artistic expression to industrial design and even therapeutic practices.

Different types of clay, such as ceramic, polymer, and air dry clay, offer unique properties for various projects. 

Air-dry clay is a convenient option, It dries and hardens naturally when exposed to the air, great for sculpting larger pieces, as it is lightweight and suitable for projects like figurines, ornaments, and even pottery.

In this workshop, you will be guided from idea generation, shaping and creating three-dimensional forms using clay, and to understand different techniques and tools to use to create your art piece.

Duration: 3 hours x 2

Figurine making is the process of creating small-scale sculptures, typically of human, animal, or fantastical figures, often used for display, decoration, or as collectibles. It involves various techniques, including sculpting from clay or other materials, molding, casting, and painting. Figurines can be made from a wide range of materials, from traditional clay and wood to modern plastics and resin. 

Duration: 3 hours x 2

Screen printing or "silkscreen printing," is a process that involves pushing ink through a silk mesh screen to transfer a design onto fabric or paper.

The term "silk screen" originates from the times when these screens were crafted from silk. But modern screen printing equipment has transitioned to using polyester mesh instead. Polyester offers greater durability than silk, but the core idea remains unchanged.

The process creates vibrant, detailed designs, particularly suited for bold, flat colors, and has a rich history in both commercial applications and fine art. 

Duration: 3 hours x 2

Learn how to digitise your design and embroider simple shapes and customising the presets, all the basic you need from idea to machine embroidery - design, stitch densities, frame sizes, thread trims, colour sequencing, and tension and many more.

Duration: 3 hours x 2

Laser cutting art is a creative process that utilizes laser beams to precisely cut, engrave, or etch various materials like wood, acrylic, or metal, resulting in intricate designs and shapes. This technique blends artistic expression with advanced technology, allowing artists to achieve details and complexities often unattainable with traditional methods. 

Duration: 3 hours

Engraving is the art of incising designs or text onto a hard surface, traditionally using tools to cut into materials like metal, glass, or wood.

It can be used to create decorative objects or to produce printing plates for making multiple impressions.

Engraving is a versatile technique used for both practical and artistic purposes, from personalizing items to creating fine art prints. 

Duration: 3 hours

Mindful Art is a creative form of meditation. Whether you’re an experienced artist, meditator, or have no previous experience this practice is for you!

In collaboration with our Mindfulness Teacher, we offer Art sessions with different theme to develop our awareness, each workshop comes with a short guided meditation and sharing session.

De-stress with simple Mindful Art activities to reconnect you with your creativity! Explore calming activities (such as contour drawing, mixed media, contemplative photography, and self-reflection with journaling prompts) to make deeper meaning of your art..

Duration: 3 hours