Artivity + Live Demo - Colour and Light
Join us for Artivity, a free community drawing event where you can connect with others, share your work, and create together!
This special session is a part of the X*SCAPE event, and will include a LIVE DEMO by Kingston Chan and Damien Soh! 👀
Kingston will use light and values to show the process of creating a design, while Damien will use colour to sculpt a character. They will be doing demos at the same time, so you can decide which side you’d like to sit on: The Colour side or the Light side! ✨
So come along with your own art utensils and work on whatever you like, while taking inspiration from the demos! ✍️
The event is free and open to everyone, and both 2D and 3D art are welcome. RSVP while slots are still available!
📅 9th November 2025, 4:00 PM - 6:00 PM
📍The Trampoline, #05-03/4 *SCAPE
About the Artists
Damien Soh is a visual artist based in Singapore, specializing in digital illustration. His versatile skill set also extends to freelance work for multinational corporations like Unilever, encompassing roles in visual development and art direction. Having worked as the lead illustrator for the short animation “Pagoda of Peril” for Universal Studios Singapore in 2018, Damien recently made his solo exhibition debut with "The Banquet" at Art Outreach Singapore, hosted at Gilman Barracks. He is currently the Art Director and a lecturer at MAGES Institute.
Kingston Chan is a Concept Development Artist, Art Director, and Educator with over two decades of experience in games, movies, animation, and art production design. Kingston commenced his role as an educator in 2005 when he was invited to develop curricula for game art, conceptual design, and digital painting at top schools in the field, eventually serving as Senior Art Director at FZD School of Design for the past 14 years. Kingston has worked extensively in Japan as a Game Artist at SEGA Co. and Koei Tecmo. Upon returning to Singapore, he was appointed as Art Lead at several local game companies to set up next gen 3D pipelines. He is currently the Program Director and Head of Art at MAGES Institute.