Here are the artbooks and supplies featured in December 2020.

Books

1. Sacred Guardians by Aydeel Djoeharie and Alan Bay
2. Paul Heaston Sketchbook 2019-2020
3. The Art of Magic: The Gathering - War of the Spark
4. The Art of Invader Zim
5. The Art of Crash Bandicoot 4: It's About Time
6. Pep Talks for the Would-Be, Should-Be Artist
7. Techniques for Beginners (The Urban Sketching Handbook)
8. The Faith, The Dream by KC Lee
9. Panty Warriors by Weijuinn
10. Haruhiko Mikimoto Character Design Archives
11. Steven Universe: End of an Era
12. The Art of Assassin's Creed Valhalla
13. The World of Cyberpunk 2077
14. Deep Impress: Watercolor Study with Scenery of Bangkok

Product reviews

1. Watercolour Sketchbooks from St Louis Art Supply
2. Huion HS611 drawing tablet
3. Kobo Clara HD e-Reader (with Kindle comparison)
4. Ether Dual electric skateboard (Singapore)
5. PENBBS 469 dual nib fountain pen
6. Fountain Pens vs Technical Pens for Drawing
7. Escoda Perla vs Barroco Synthetic Brushes
8. Huion Kamvas 16 (2021) 120% sRGB pen display

Online courses

1. Strategy for Business Growth by Dot Lung
2. Brand Strategy on Instagram by Julieta Tello

Youtube videos

1. Samsung Tab S7 vs S7+ (Drawing Comparison)
2. How life is like in Chinatown Singapore with the pandemic
3. Let's sketch motorbikes
4. Yellow Pigment PY150 to PY159 Comparison
5. Wild Dot Plant-based Watercolour (from Singapore)
6. Review: Huion Kamvas 16 (2021) pen display
7. Drawing Expressive People by Róisín Curé (book review)
8. #CafeSketching at THE CAT CAFE at The Rail Mall
9. BlueDew flex nib fountain pen (review)
10. Parblo A610 Pro graphics tablet (review)
11. Recreating Schmincke Super Granulating Watercolours (not a review)
12. 2pt perspective panorama sketch (Vanguard Building)
13. Street scene drawing tutorial with Concepts app
14. Pigment PR102 Comparison
15. A Small City by the Sea by Sue Anne Bottomley (book review)
16. How to draw with your kid or young children
17. Review: Veikk VK1200 pen display (11.6-inch 99% sRGB)
18. Urban Sketching at Kampong Kapor (tutorial)

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