Isaac Liang is a deaf caricaturist based in Singapore. He graduated from Nanyang Polytechnic (NYP) with a diploma in Digital Media Design (Animation Specialisation). After his graduation from NYP, he was not sure of what he wanted to work as. His friend persuaded him to do caricatures to earn money. At first, he wa hesitant but it turned out to be good.
Since then, he has been drawn live caricatures in dinner and dance parties organised by corporate parties as well as birthday parties. Besides caricaturing, he also freelances in caricature illustration and fine art.
When he is not working, he is active in these sketchwalks organised by the recreational group, Urban Sketchers Singapore (USKSG) where he enjoys meeting new people and draws urban sketches with them. Besides this, he enjoys participating in Organisation of Illustrators Council (OIC) Portraits After Dark Events every first Friday evening in Red Dot Museum. He enjoys interacting with artists, designers, illustrators and art hobbyists.
Exhibitions:
Urban Sketchwalk Exhibition: We Love Queenstown on 14 to 29 September in Queenstown Community Centre
Pop-Up Noise Exhibition on 27 July to 1 September 2013 in Ion Orchard
Pop-Up Noise Exhibition on 15 March to 24 March 2013 in Raffles Shopping Centre
Pop-Up Noise Exhibition on 1 March to 10 March 2013 in The Star Visa
Pop-Up Noise Exhibition on 21 January to 3 February 2013 in Woodlands Civic Centre
Pop-Up Noise Exhibition on 19 to 30 November 2012 in Ngee Ann Polytechnic
The Intan Perankan Painting Exhibition on 7 to 9 December 2012
Urban Sketchers Singapore Exhibition in URA Centre on 21 October 2011 to 24 December 2011 Participated in the Photography Exhibition in Heeren under RSPHI NTU in 2008
Publications:
Published in the Neighbourhood series book: We Love Queenstown on September 2013
Published in the Shin Min Newspaper on 7 December 2012 regarding The Intan Exhibition
Published on Anglo Chinese School (Barker Road) 2011 Calendar and 2012 Daily book
Published in Urban Sketchers Singapore Volume One Book on 21 October 2011
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