September 19, 2018, 03:50 PM 
A new set of mural paintings depicting the Mid-Autumn Festival has been freshly-painted on walls at Pagoda Street in Singapore's Chinatown.
The paintings were completed on Sept. 16, 2018 by famed Singaporean mural artist Yip Yew Chong.
Took about a week
An announcement of the commencement of the painting work was made by Yip on Sept. 10:
Live action painting
Yip's work-in-progress was visible to all and sundry as it took place over the course of several days:
Yip also provided updates as to how far along he was proceeding with his work:
The completed work looks like this:
Started mural painting in 2015
Yip is no stranger to the wider art community.
The 49-year-old accountant-artist has painted murals in places such as Tiong Bahru and Kampong Glam, among others.
His works can be found on his Instagram and his blog.
Photo via Yip Yew Chong's site
He has been creating murals of old Singapore since 2015. His first mural, “Amah”, was completed in August 2015.
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No formal mural painting training
Yip has no formal training, but he got an early start with his passion in drawing.
The Nanyang Technological University accountancy graduate has been doodling since he was in kindergarten.
He drew his first mural in Raffles Institution.
A common question for him when he first started doing mural drawings was whether he has permission to draw on walls in public.
Since he started, he has done more than two dozen murals as a part-timer painter.
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