“This set is a little laboratory filled with 10 of myfavorite essential colors. They are transparent,granulates beautifully and highly mixable. Use thesecolours on their own or mix them to create colourtension and attraction. Watch these beautiful colourspush, pull and swirl in colourful dances. Thepossibilities and combinations are as infinite as yourimagination. I know these 10 exciting colours willallow you to create a myriad of new mixes that willentice the eyes” ~ Paul

Paul Wang is an urban artist, visual storyteller, art and design educator andknown for living in the moment of his sketch art. His passion for capturing themoment and enjoying the journey while relishing in the surprises andunknowns is contagious. Paul shared that he likes to encourage people to playand have fun with color. He explains his philosophy in two words: Wander &Wonder. When we asked for him to tell us more about what this means in thecreative process, he describes it as a story teller would, “To Wonder is to beamazed with simple things and to Wander is to embrace detours, celebrate unknowns, get unstuck. Just move, meander, take the side street and get anew perspective”.

Paul also credits urban sketching for the connection to DANIEL SMITH. In2017 he met the owner of DANIEL SMITH, John Cogley, at the Chicago UrbanSketching Symposium event, which lead to his use and love for the productsand to becoming a Brand Ambassador.

Paul is very passionate about teaching creativity and after 20 years ofteaching, Paul sees the need for sets like the one developed in this partnershipof DANIEL SMITH Colour Play Lab. He says about the set, “This is a tool toask questions, to enjoy, to just draw and come as you are, you don’t have toworry about results. This is the heart of it”. Paul considers himselfrepresentative of the large population of creatives that are not Master Painters,but on a color journey that continues to grow and explore in unlimited ways andnot bound to a traditional process.

When the sight of colors inspires concept of play…Introducing PAUL WANG’s COLOUR PLAY LAB SET which encouragescreatives to incubate their ideas and ask, “why not” and “what if”. The juicycolors in this set are sure to do this.”This set is a little laboratory filled with 10 of myfavorite essential colors. They are transparent,granulates beautifully and highly mixable. Use thesecolours on their own or mix them to create colourtension and attraction. Watch these beautiful colourspush, pull and swirl in colourful dances. Thepossibilities and combinations are as infinite as yourimagination. I know these 10 exciting colours willallow you to create a myriad of new mixes that willentice the eyes” ~ Paul

Paul Wang is an urban artist, visual storyteller, art and design educator andknown for living in the moment of his sketch art. His passion for capturing themoment and enjoying the journey while relishing in the surprises andunknowns is contagious. Paul shared that he likes to encourage people to playand have fun with color. He explains his philosophy in two words: Wander &Wonder. When we asked for him to tell us more about what this means in thecreative process, he describes it as a story teller would, “To Wonderis to beamazed with simple things and to Wander is to embrace detours, celebrateunknowns, get unstuck. Just move, meander, take the side street and get anew perspective”.Paul also credits urban sketching for the connection to DANIEL SMITH. In2017 he met the owner of DANIEL SMITH, John Cogley, at the Chicago UrbanSketching Symposium event, which lead to his use and love for the productsand to becoming a Brand Ambassador.Paul is very passionate about teaching creativity and after 20 years ofteaching, Paul sees the need for sets like the one developed in this partnershipof DANIEL SMITH Colour Play Lab. He says about the set, “This is a tool toask questions, to enjoy, to just draw and come as you are, you don’t have toworry about results. This is the heart of it”. Paul considers himselfrepresentative of the large population of creatives that are not Master Painters,but on a color journey that continues to grow and explore in unlimited ways andnot bound to a traditional process.“Don’t forget to play. If you treat it as a must perform, it often does not cometrue. It is more important for you be playful and enjoy the process, to relive anexperience even now, when you sketch and paint” ~ PaulPaul did not always have this light approach to sketching, as his growth in hisart style has developed from a structured and detailed design style with hisInterior Architecture and Technical Theatre Design training. Paul’s technicalbackground included working as a lighting designer for plays and Operasleading him deeper into his desire for visual storytelling. He describes Operawork as an example of a complex international collaboration of truestorytelling. The Singapore chapter of Urban Sketching pulled him back to thestreet to the roadside to hearing the noise and energy of the street scene. Newfriends with the same passion for drawing and having fun in life has been a joyfor Paul. Today, Paul is also an active advisory board member for the UrbanSketchers organization. Paul loves to travel the world but appreciates his ownbackyard too. He describes Singapore as a colorful fusion of ideas and truly anEast meets West place, ideal for pulling ideas from different viewpoints. Paulloves storytelling and urban sketching has “given him a platform to create a plotand draw a storyline, like a stage with compressed storytelling visually”. Paulexplains urban sketching as “Highly sensory visual stories, in a way that youhave to be there, and it is a changing plot, if it shifts, I move along with it. Thefocus of the moment is the present and there is a high level of energy that fitsmy style. I complete most of my work within an hour”.

Paul Wang looks forward to connecting with you personally.

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