Journey Through Art for Beginners
Welcome to our arts workshop, where you can learn and improve your art skills in a fun and creative environment. Our 9-week term is designed to help you build a solid foundation for your art practice, with each week focusing on a different project and exploring various techniques and materials such as paint, pastels, pencils, charcoal, and more!
Our workshop is perfect for those who are new to art or for those who want to brush up on their skills. We cater to all skill levels, and our experienced instructors will provide you with personalized guidance and feedback to help you reach your artistic goals.
Our Term 2 will start on April 24th and will run until June 26th. Classes are held every Monday from 12.30pm to 2.30pm
No class Monday 5th June which is a public holiday for King's Birthday.
$150 for the term which includes all materials!
Don't miss this opportunity to develop your artistic skills and build your confidence as an artist. Book your seat today and join us for a creative and inspiring 9-week term at our arts workshop!
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