Our Teachers
Elaine Tan
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Elaine is the founder of Resin Play and the designer of resin jewellery brands, Amado Gudek, Alfie de Meow and Analog Cufflinks. Elaine has 12 years of experience in jewellery making and 9 years of experience in working with resin. Elaine enjoys learning all about jewellery and has attended courses in metal smithing, glass jewellery, acrylic jewellery, metal clay jewellery and 3D jewellery design over the past decade. It was not until the summer of 2010, during a contemporary jewellery course at Central St Martins, that she discovered her love for resin. Since then, she has never stopped experimenting with this versatile medium. Elaine has a masters in Brand Management (Istituto Marangoni) and a degree in Fashion Marketing and Management (Raffles Design Institute), which come in handy in running her business! Elaine focuses on creating new workshops and teaches the intermediate and advanced workshops. All teachers are trained under Elaine. |
Jayne Lim |
A Theatre Studies graduate from the National University of Singapore, Jayne’s hobby is collecting more hobbies, particularly those with a creative aspect. She especially enjoys exploring and combining different mediums of expression. Over the years, Jayne has added modern calligraphy, watercolour painting, photography and a diploma in make-up artistry to her initial skills of colouring with crayons and trying not to draw on the walls (finally mastered at age 4). Her journey with resin began with a jewellery-making workshop with Elaine in 2014, where she fell in love with the myriad artistic and practical possibilities of resin; she now looks forward to sharing this enthusiasm with you! Workshops taught by Jayne: Resin Art |
Nicole Tan |
Nicole holds a Bachelor of Arts degree in Studio Art from Boston College. She has a decade of experience creating fun, educational programmes and interactive exhibitions at museums and arts organisations in Singapore and overseas. She takes delight in crafting enjoyable and accessible experiences for children and the young at heart. Her adventures in resin has led Nicole to find a harmony between the playful and practical sides of herself. Workshops taught by Nicole: Resin Art |
Interested to become a teacher at Resin Play? We are always on the look out for dynamic creatives to join our team. If you have a knack for art and/or jewellery-making and love working with kids, we welcome you to apply. Hours are flexible (part-time or ad hoc) and training is provided. Please submit your resume and expected salary to us at info@resinplay.sg.