The idea behind Scribolo came to me when I realised how much my two children loved to colour and draw but were bound by the size of the paper. I wanted to provide them with more space to play, extending the limits of the paper field. Our first product is a huge and fine-drawn illustration of Singapore, which they have already spent hours drawing on together. I hope you will love it too.

Ziyue Chen, pronounced as Zzz yuair, also known as Angeline, is a talented Singaporean illustrator whose love for storytelling comes alive through her art. A graduate of Ringling College of Art and Design in Florida, USA, Ziyue has created illustrations for children’s books and other projects, with her work recognised both in Singapore and internationally.
Her artistic talent was recognised through the GCT Enable Awards (Promise) 2019, where she was honoured as an awardee for her achievements as an illustrator. The award recognised her ability to bring stories to life through her drawings and her promising potential as a young creative talent.

Ziyue has a particular passion for illustrating for children. For Scribolo’s Giant Colouring Poster of Singapore, she created the detailed artwork in ink, drawing on her own experiences of growing up in Singapore. Her personal connection to the city gives the illustration a distinctive perspective, filled with familiar landmarks, places and details for children and adults to discover and colour.
Her work is a wonderful reflection of Singapore through the eyes of an artist who has grown up with the city — making the Scribolo poster not just a colouring activity, but a creative journey through the Singapore she knows and loves.
Discover more of Ziyue’s work: ziyuechen.com

Leading the company into its next exciting chapter.