Introduction (2hrs)

• Introduction to the RSCLS, artists & the life & work of a graffiti artist.
• Introduction of Graffiti Art, History of the artform and insights to the artform.

(approx. 30 – 45mins)

• Introduction to the spray can, safety and techniques of spray painting.
• Drawing + Painting Exploration

Exploration, Sketching as a guide, Painting (2hrs)

Familiarization with spray paint techniques

• Drawing/sketching as a guide
• Understanding and building of letterforms
• Painting Practise and Collaborative Mural Development

Practise + Collaborative Mural (2hrs)

• Practising and understanding various techniques of spray painting
  • Guidance on understanding experimentation and exploration of the tool
• Conceptualising, Planning and Constructing artwork(s) for a final artwork
  • on 1 final Collaborative Mural
• Learning to work in groups and embrace collaborative efforts

Formed in late 2006, RSCLS is an urban art collective that believes in the propagation of acts of artistic nonsense through open uninhibited random collaborations and discourse. A collective of artistic misfits and outsiders from diversity distinct backgrounds, the collective is united by their love for graffiti and street art.

As a collective, RSCLS is a recipient of the Seed Grant from the NATIONAL ARTS COUNCIL and have been involved in numerous exhibitions and events, both locally and internationally. THE SOLIDARITY MOVEMENT is an initiative by RSCLS to create a regional sharing network for urban arts. It is also a program that seeks to document, archive and provide an understanding and education of street art and graffiti as an art form in the cultural and urban context of each different city in South East Asia.

Members of RSCLS: DEM (Adam Wang) 

• Wall Lords Asia 2012 – Finalist

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