Video comes with comments from art director Eric Guillon, production designer Yarrow Cheney and character development artist Michael Defeo.

There's no art book though.

Sagrada Familia is amazing. It reminded me so much of those old school Final Fantasy castles or those from Demon Souls. There are so many winding stairs, corridors and hidden passage ways. Of course, the design is heavily influenced by religion. While I was touring the place, I kept wondering how amazing the architecture is. How on earth did they build the ceiling? How did they know the building will stand, especially with this out of the world design. Fascinating.

The main hall of Sagrada Familia is huge! The ceiling is amazing, exquisite.

My sketching strategy for this trip is to draw the lines outdoors and then colour them when I'm back at the room. But it seems that when I'm back at the room, I'm too tired to colour them. Looks like I'll have to have the lines and colours finished together.

I'll be flying off from Singapore to Spain in a few hours time.

There won't be any new reviews for the next two weeks, but I'll be posting some French translated ones instead during the time.

I'll be attending the sketchcrawl from 10-12 July at Barcelona so see you around if you're there.

If you're there for the Barcelona Urban Sketching Symposium, get connected on the Facebook page and Flick page.

For the next few days, I'll be posting sketches and updates while I'm there.

I probably lost concentration after drawing the roof section on the top left. This is Kreta Ayer Road. On the far left is the Sri Layan Sithi Vinayagar Temple.

This is the Buddha Tooth Relic Temple in the heart of Chinatown. I'm not a big fan of drawing temples. This temple has lots of pillars, beams and lines. It's a challenge to simplify all the lines.

There should be 10 times more tourist than what I've depicted.

Both are drawn with ink and markers on Zeta sketchbook. I'm 5 spreads away from filling the book.