School Holiday Program
Our School Holiday program is for children who want a fun themed art project.
Each project uses a different theme, material and artist as inspiration.
Tuesday 22nd of September, Wednesday 23rd of September, Thursday 24th of September
Morning session : 10:30 am to 12:00pm
Afternoon Session: 1:00 pm to 2:30 pm
Cost: $40 per class including all materials.
Student Ages: Prep-Grade 8, Class Size: 6 students
Below are examples of some School holiday Program Classes.
School Holiday Program
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Tiger $40
Tuesday 22nd of September 10:30 am - 12:00 pm
Black paper and soft oil pastels.Create a colourful tiger drawing using soft pastels inspired by illustrator Gareth Lucas. Learn how to blend colours and use shading to make the tiger stand out on black paper.
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Geese on a Starry Night $40
Tuesday 22nd of September 1:00pm - 2:30pm
Acrylic paint and pens, canvas.
Learn how to draw geese and a starry night background with a swirling sky effect on canvas.
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Lemon Collage $40
Wednesday 23rd of September 10:30 am - 12:00 pm
Acrylic paint, makers, colour pencils.
Learn how to paint a striped background using acrylic paint and masking tape, then create lemons and leaves using painted paper. -
Monet Lily Pads $40
Wednesday 23rd of September 1:00pm - 2:30pm
Gelli Plate and Acrylic paints. (B5 Size)
Learn how to use the Gelli plate printing technique to create Monet Lily Pads. Use a Gelli plate to make a unique layered artwork by combining mono-printing and drawing. -
Vegetables $40
Thursday 24th of September 10:30 am - 12:00 pm
Oil pastels, Liquid watercolour paint and fineliner.
Learn how to draw vegetables such as beetroot, carrots, and potatoes growing in the ground using oil pastels and watercolours. Explore different colours, textures, and shapes to create a bright and detailed vegetable garden artwork.
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Tiger $40
Thursday 24th of September 1:00pm - 2:30pm
Black paper and soft oil pastels.Create a colourful tiger drawing using soft pastels inspired by illustrator Gareth Lucas. Learn how to blend colours and use shading to make the tiger stand out on black paper.