Hey judylin,
The more the merrier i guess?
In case you are wondering where to get art and painting supplies, I found a good shop selling a wide range of those stuff at Jl Ampera Raya directly opposite "Arsip Keadilan" building. Shop name is Aneka Warna. Quality is also great and much cheaper than at Gramedia bookshops at the malls. Not sure the exact address but i'll post again when i have it.
The more the merrier i guess?

In case you are wondering where to get art and painting supplies, I found a good shop selling a wide range of those stuff at Jl Ampera Raya directly opposite "Arsip Keadilan" building. Shop name is Aneka Warna. Quality is also great and much cheaper than at Gramedia bookshops at the malls. Not sure the exact address but i'll post again when i have it.
Judylin,
It does not take much to start drawing. Even a pen and paper would do. I can show you some of my sketches in pen to help inspire you up. Depending on the medium, painting can also be quick and easy to start without too much investment in equipment. Water color for example is cheap. Even acrylic painting is not that expensive, but you would need to invest in an easel, a palette, some brushes and of course some paints.
You will be notified when the group is to meet but you are now on the list. BTW, whereabout are you? In Jakarta? If so, north east south or west? Knowing residence of all the member of the group would help selecting a convenient meeting venue.
It does not take much to start drawing. Even a pen and paper would do. I can show you some of my sketches in pen to help inspire you up. Depending on the medium, painting can also be quick and easy to start without too much investment in equipment. Water color for example is cheap. Even acrylic painting is not that expensive, but you would need to invest in an easel, a palette, some brushes and of course some paints.
You will be notified when the group is to meet but you are now on the list. BTW, whereabout are you? In Jakarta? If so, north east south or west? Knowing residence of all the member of the group would help selecting a convenient meeting venue.
True that it doesn't take much to start. Even an easel is optional imo... I've always liked acrylics. Its water based and dries quickly. Great for "quickie" paintings. I've only just started to dabble in oils... So far I liked it very much. Easier to blend (on canvas), and the finished product is nicer than acrylics. Except that it takes longer to dry. The smell of turpentine is kinda too strong for me though. Wonder if there are other options besides using turpentine for cleaning the brushes?
So, you're going to Singapore soon. Have a nice trip then.
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