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what kind of pen do you use? Thank you 😊

I absolutely love your sketching style and the explanations! But please low down the background music, it's so hard to hear what are you saying...

What super drawings in your sketchbook. I don't know if you are aware of the Hercule Poirot detective stories by Agatha Christie, (he's beautifully acted by David Suchet). Your boat trip reminds me of one of the stories where a select group are travelling on such a vessel. ("Problem at Sea"). Very elegant and evocative of the era. There is of course, a murder, but I'm sure your trip shall pass more peacefully 😄

Like your quick caricatures! Sadly I find the white gel pen not lasting.have switched to white posca marker

Joy! That's what I see in all three sketches. I like all three a lot and am glad you had a reason to do each one. Following you in your travels is so much fun! I sit here in my corner and now understand the phrase armchair traveler. Whoosh! Off he goes again!

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You are wonderful sir❤

I loved when you laughed explaining the stress of having to do a decent job! I love all of your work and am sure you did more than a decent job, but your laughter keeps you real and lovable.

How many Singaporeans? Thanks for your posting!

I am so happy for all of you! This is like being there! I see what you mean about the energy! Wonderful!

Hey, looks exciting! Great to see familiar faces from RUclips like Alvin and Parka, as well as yourself of course. As the lady said - inspiring!

Glad to see you made it to Asialink. Have fun! ☺

Food, sketch, what else is there to life? lol

I like public figure sketching. I have a book on the subject and copied many of the sketches. 5 Minute Sketching People by Scully I think it is. I don't do it in public though. In fact I haven't sketched in ages.

“The structure holds the sketch together”. Brilliant. Thankyou

What fun!

I've been to a few AsiaLink Sketchwalks, Kuching, Taichung and Hanoi. I couldn't make the Penang event, but some of my Australian sketch friends will be there from Sydney, Melbourne and Canberra. Enjoy, I look forward to following the even with you.

Sunday morning with Whee Teck guarantees a time of peace and joy. "Artists should not go hungry" struck me immediately and caused me laughter, since I have begun practicing intermittent fasting and changing what I choose to eat. This artist needs to go hungry for a bit until she has better self-control! LOL! I'm weeks behind in creating art but, knowing myself as I do, I will make up for it when I begin again. Following you not on educates me, but keeps me mindful, so I won't leave creating behind.

Looks yummy!

Lovely final result. I like your loose watercoloring technic of mixing diferent colors. It does give an awesome result

Beautiful sketch ❤️

Whee Teck, when I click on the photo links I get an error code. "Oops, we couldn't find this page." In any case, Happy Sunday!

U r wrong and the comments are not helpful either. URA is going to leave the mural alone. This is a wrong decision for the following reasons. 1. The depiction of the Samsui woman is most inappropriate. True, most of them smoke but that’s not what they are most known for. They are most known for their hard work in construction. This was shown in a TV serial which ended recently. Many buildings in Singapore, especially those older ones, bear the evidence of their labor. It is most insensitive to depict them as a smoker, health risk message aside. Why not show them as hardworking construction workers. For example, one balancing two baskets full of building material on a pole over her shoulder? This would have paid homage to their contributions to the building up of Singapore and their place in Singapore’s history. 2. Why use an American artist? How much does an American know about Samsui women? A local Chinese artist would be better suited for the work. 3. Now we know that the mural was done without approval from relevant authority, URA. This should not be passed just because it has been done. It would set a wrong precedent. In future, people will draw public murals or complete a construction without official approval in the belief that once it’s done, it will not be taken down. 4. Indian male laborers also have a place in Singapore's construction history. They are known for their drinking habits too. Would a mural of an Indian laborer consuming alcohol be appropriate? The right thing to do now is to white wash the mural, allow the building owner to apply for another one, this time with a copy of the mural on paper. This one should pay proper tribute to the hard work of the Samsui women in building up Singapore.

🎉🎉🎉🎉 thank you for the botero fat bird card

I'm glad you found the original sketch!

Where do you find sumsui women smoke filter cigarrete. Can they afford. For all we know they probably go to the coffee shop to take the used tea leaves and dried it, roll the the tea leaves in a small pc of paper and smoke. The devil is in the way she looks and hold the cigarrete.

Pencil sketch, then watercolour, finishing with pen & ink is the way I usually sketch, I find it a good compromise between loose and detailed.

It's a joy to see you sharing a sketch on a Sunday again! I did copy the picture and will practice later this afternoon!

Art plays a crucial role in reflecting the times we live in, representing our identities and preserving our memory.

I find it disturbing that the opium war is white washed and most SG kids have never heard of it, not even in our schools. Whereas in HK there's a whole museum telling about this uncomfortable part of history.

This video is pure perfection.

Uncomfortable conversations are very necessary for people who are at odds with one another to gain insight into one another's point of view. I see art as an expression of individual views and values. I don't like all that I see, but I do believe in freedom of expression. It's that freedom that makes art what it is.

Super inspiring... So much packed into a compact video. (Oh, btw I wrote a haiku recently 😃 ... with a sketch)

Play! Always! My inner child is 5 years old. I call my genre Refrigerator Art. "Look what I made!" Following you causes me joy, Whee Teck. I'll be watching this video again so I can hit pause and read all you have written. I'm thrilled that you are being true to yourself and continuing to follow your own path!

What a wonderful video! From the beginning, I thought if I were to paint this same scene it would turn to mud. I am fascinated by the speed with which you can create. I am reminded of an orchestra's conductor waving his baton. The hint about using a fountain pen dipped in paint is awesome. I will be using that idea. "Do as I say, not as I do!" I'm still laughing over that! Joy! That's what the experience is all about. I have to be careful because listening to you as you paint is as joyful as painting itself! I could get lazy and simply watch your videos without ever picking up a brush!

Thank you for this video! It was so calming and beautiful. How did you do the overhead positioning for recording art tutorials? I was thinking of buying an overhead table stand for whichever camera I buy (still undecided between this and the sony zv e10) but it looks like you are achieving this with the gimbal/stand that comes with the creator’s kit? If so, would you mind sharing how you positioned the camera to achieve the overhead view (how you bent the stand to accomplish this)?

Brilliant - thanks!

Please check the link for downloading the reference photo. I got a 404 error.

The word art means creative freedom to me. I'm the only one who has to like what I do for me to call it art. That took me 75 years to sort out. (I'm bright, but rather thick...hee hee) I could spend all of my time listening to what you have to say in your videos. I keep smiling and nodding my head "Yes!"

Great story and super little sketches 😅🤗🙏

I love the simplicity of your sketches!

You never disappoint!

Major change. It's good that you have the opportunity to step away from everyday activity to reset. Being upgraded to a suite surely helps! I hope events occur that zap you with joy!

Welcome to bangkok

Welcome to BKK 🥰🥰🥰

Love the sketch of the vendor!

Great to see your video today. I've just had major knee surgery so it's lovely to have the familiarity of your videos combined with the vicarious pleasure of your travels. Since you introduced me to haiku I've come to think that you have a flair for them. What also intrigues me is the concept of haiku sketching. Economy of line. I feel as though if there were slight guidelines for haiku sketching, they might show me a way into a style of drawing I might explore... Any thoughts on this? 😊🙏

Thank you for this. I also use line weight to show depth. Thicker lines for objects in front.

From Kenya. I immensely enjoyed watching n listening to the interview. Very informative indeed. Thank you.