Protea Painting Workshop

Learn how to paint a protea masterpiece in Adelaide!



3.5 hours Class size 1 to 12 guests

$95 (Afterpay available)


Adelaide
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Art
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Painting
Join artist and designer Patrycja to learn how to paint a beautiful protea using professional acrylic paints and mediums. Patrycja will guide you through the process, helping you bring your vision to life on canvas.
You'll learn how to add depth and a third dimension to your painting, and you'll connect with nature, as you feel the different textures of the protea.
It's a great opportunity to take some time for yourself and to soothe your soul.
Perfect for hens party ideas, Mother's Day, birthday party ideas or a relaxing mid-week activity 'just because', come along to this fun art class!
Terms and conditions:
  • Full refunds are not accepted. All tickets are transferable to other workshops of equal value. In the event that workshop requires re-scheduling or cancelling due to instructor's illness, registered attendees will be notified by email and given option of a full refund or transfer to the rescheduled workshop.
  • Minimum of eight people are required to hold a class.


Knowledge required
Beginners or intermediates.
 
What you'll get
  • Beginner/intermediate art class
  • Choice of Venus and King Protea reference photos with a grid provided.
  • 1 x canvas size 50.8 x 40.6 cm
  • Paints, paint brushes, palette knives, table easels and aprons are included.
  • Tea and coffee provided.
  • Classes are limited to 12 students.
What to bring
Just creatives selves and lunch.
 
Location

Woodcroft Community Centre, Bains Road, Morphett Vale SA

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Patrycja Whipp
Patrycja Whipp

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I have gained professional visual arts training and have a true passion for enhancing the lives of people through the arts. My mission as an instructor is to make visual arts accessible to anyone, regardless of their experience, and to inspire others to look for non-traditional ways to express their art through intuitive painting techniques.
Putting paintbrush to canvas has always excited me. Just take a glimpse at any of my pieces and it’s easy to see where I draw most of my inspiration – from nature and exotic trips I’ve embarked on around the world.
From these adventures, I always try to take a memory home with me. Whether the tropical birdlife, fragrant flowers or even tiny insects, they’ve all found their own little place in my world on canvas. They’re brought to life through the explosion of colour and texture.
My abstract works are created in acrylic, alcohol inks or resin, with a process called ‘flow-fusion’. The technique was inspired from the organic nature of liquid paint and the fluid look created by different colours running together. I also experiment with the pouring of paints onto canvas, manipulating it with a variety of methods, including gravity, to create a beautiful marbling effect and other unique finishes.
In my work, I am inspired by life and movement, everything I see and the emotions and energy I experience. Conveyed through my abstract expressionist style, I focus on allowing the paint to lead me to face the unknown. Through an explosion of colours and emotion, my work showcases the dynamics of life through the movement of the abstract form and her rich palette.
2024-11-29 15:00:00
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