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Cratze About Art

Debbie Yap Tze Mei, Cratze Art

23-Sep-17 13:00

Cratze About Art

In KL, it may sometimes seem as though we are drowning in a vast concrete jungle with no room to let one's creativity flourish. This is where the Cratze Art studio comes in. Founded by Debbie Yap, a firm believer in the phrase “anyone can make art”, she uses her studio to let people of all ages let out their inner Picasso using unique, messy and fun techniques. Debbie speaks out about her passion for unearthing people’s hidden creativities and how she thinks the art scene in KL can improve.


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