September Workshops
- livthedreamart
- Jul 18, 2021
- 2 min read
So here we are with the Greater Sydney Region in lockdown, forcing us to postpone our July and August workshops. We are trying to stay positive and have some exciting workshops planned for September, we are already organising 2022 which will be here before you know it! Just a reminder - if we need to postpone any workshops due to Covid Restrictions and you cannot make the new date, we are offering a credit or a full refund. So book yourself into a workshop and have something creative to look forward to. Hope to see you soon!
Would you like to learn the atmospheric and painterly techniques of Australian Artist Clarice Beckett? Join award winning artist Michelle Cawthorn for this one day workshop suitable for those with some painting experience. You can work in either oils or acrylics from a photograph of your own locale. Just beautiful!
Exploring Clarice Beckett with Michelle Cawthorn Saturday 4 September 2021
Would you like to learn the atmospheric and painterly techniques of Australian Artist Clarice Beckett? Join award winning artist Michelle Cawthorn for this one day workshop suitable for those with some painting experience. You can work in either oils or acrylics from a photograph of your own locale. Just beautiful!
Silver Jewellery with Magdalena Pillai Sat 11 September
Magdalena Pillai returns for another Sculptural Silver Jewellery workshop - our recent workshop was such a hit! The photos are all students' works! Such a fun workshop with the freedom to create your own designs, with all materials included. You won't be disappointed with this fun introductory class.
Kantha Purse with Michele Elliot Sunday 12 September
Feel like some therapeutic slow stitching? Come along and immerse yourself in some slow stitching, raid your fabric stash and make a beautiful handmade purse using a kantha stitch. Be guided by textile artist Michele Elliot, and enjoy some creativity, good conversation and endless cups of tea and coffee! And best of all you don't need to have any sewing experience.
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The Clarice Beckett landscapes for that moody autumn vibe, the jewellery class that sounds messy and addictive, and even the slow stitching with tea and company lucky vibe casino—honestly, all three are tempting. I'm already picturing myself with a paintbrush or a piece of silver, losing track of time. Summer's barely started, but booking something for September feels like a smart way to keep the creative momentum going and have a real treat to look forward to after the holidays. Might have to clear a weekend and just go for it—limited spots, so no hesitating.
That’s a tough situation, but it’s good to see you staying positive and continuing to plan ahead. Having creative workshops to look forward to can really help during uncertain times, especially when everything else feels limited.
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