Level up your consistent drawing

February 17, 2020

Level up your consistent drawing

Som Kanika / Khmer Times

It was a fantastic Saturday morning as Ms Kan Sreysopheak, a co-founder of Kjel, organised a Level-up consistent drawing workshop at the Factory, Phnom Penh, to help the young artists build more skills in creating better drawing habits and tricks to draw consistently.

The level up your consistent drawing workshop had about 20 enthusiastic artists joining to witness Ms Sreysopheak talk about tips and tricks to develop drawing habits, get the right mindset and break away from distraction.

Aside from the vibrant drawing session, both participants and speaker also had an active discussion about how to make better sketches and illustrations while enjoying food and drinks for their ending section of a consistent drawing workshop.

Participants devote their attention to Sopheak’s presentation. Supplied

Tags: Kan Sreysopheak, KJEL

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