Pen Ink Drawing Course (Intermediate) by Andrew Tan - NT20250402PIDI

Applicants Using SkillsFuture Credit (SFC)

• First check your SkillsFuture Credit balance ($4K Mid-Career cannot be used here).
• Select ONLY 'Apply to use Skillsfuture Credit' Ticket.
• If there is an application fee, this fee is non-refundable, non-transferable and excludes payment of the course fee.
• You are responsible to submit your SFC claim within 60 days till 3 days before the course start date. Download your Eventbrite ticket using your Eventbrite account. Details at
• Your place is confirmed after your SFC claim is approved.
• If you cancel your Skillsfuture claim before the start date, Brahm Centre reserves the rights to impose a penalty fee for course withdrawal.

To enjoy the pace of INTERMEDIATE level, we recommend attendees to complete Andrew's beginners course first.

Attendees shall learn skills to draw people in more details, from various angles, in different poses. Attendee shall learn techniques for speedier drawing whilst adding interesting textures. This course supports attendee's journey in developing their own personal styles.

Bring Your Own Materials:

• Plastic sheet for desk.
• Pencil, Eraser, Containers for water, Rag for cleaning brushes.
• Shawl/Sweater as you may feel cold.

Given Materials: Pens, Watercolour, Papers.

SCHEDULE: Wednesdays 2pm - 4.30pm

April 2

April 9

April 16

April 23

April 30

May 7

Total Sessions:6, Total Hours:15

COURSE FEE:

Normal Rate: $320

NSA Senior: $64

*NSA subsidy is for Singaporeans and Permanent Residents aged 50 and above.

Notes:

• Please note that payments for courses are non-refundable, non-transferable.

• There are no make-up lessons if you miss any session.

• If you miss any session, you are allowed to proceed with the course. However, the trainer is not obligated to do a recap during the next session.

• Brahm Centre reserves the right to replace a trainer, should the trainer be unable to conduct the class due to unforeseen circumstances.

Trainer Bio:

Andrew Tan is an illustrator and Eisner-nominated comic artist. Andrew works with advertising agencies and has illustrated several picture books such as Panjang: The Tall Boy Who Became Prime Minister, big books for the Ministry of Education as well as for the ongoing children’s book series, Sherlock Sam. Occasionally, he teaches at NAFA and SUTD as an adjunct lecturer. He enjoys sketching anything and everything he sees as a way to journal his life with his family.