Name: Paws and Relax: Mindful Cats and Dogs Christmas Art Workshop
Start: 2025-11-22T15:00:00+08:00
End: 2025-11-30T17:00:00+08:00
Location: Tampines Avenue 8

Paws and Relax: Mindful Cats and Dogs Christmas Art Workshop

Join us for a fun and relaxing watercolour painting workshop while raising funds for Causes For Animals Singapore!
About this Event

Paws and Relax: Mindful Cats and Dogs Painting Art Workshop

Join us for a purrfect afternoon of creativity and relaxation at our mindful Christmas art workshop! You will learn how to use watercolour washes to paint adorable cats and dogs. Using ink pen you will engage in mindful drawing by creating repetitive patterns or abstract designs to form a complete mixed media artwork. This workshop is open to beginners and no prior art experience is required. Children attending the workshop will need to be accompanied by their parent/guardian throughout the session. A portion of the workshop proceeds goes towards rescue work for stray cats and dogs at Causes For Animals Singapore. Don't miss out on this unique opportunity to de-stress and do good at the same time! Tickets run out fast so do register early so that we can better prepare for the workshop.

What you will learn at this workshop:

What is mindful art and drawing mindful patterns
Painting cute cats/dogs with watercolour washes
Basic wet on wet and wet on dry technique

About Causes For Animals

Causes For Animals is a one stop charity for cats and dogs adoption, medical aid, stray management and community outreach in Singapore. You can find out about the challenges they continue to face in animal welfare and shelter management in this video

and also The Business Times article here: https://bt.sg/g/c9BP

About the Facilitator and Artist

Beeli (aka. Bittergod Art) is a Singapore artist and her art journey started in 2018 as a form of healing through art making. Beeli has exhibited her works in the Pameran Poskad group art exhibition and "There's Room For You Here" mental health art exhibition at Tzu Chi Humanistic Youth Centre. She has conducted mindful art workshop for NParks Arts@JLG: heART 2025 and holds a Master degree in Creative Media from RMIT University Australia. Through her art practice, Beeli hopes to inspire individuals to tap into their creativity as a means of coping with life daily stresses. She is a mindfulness practioner and has volunteered at a non-profit cat rescue organization in Singapore.