Discover the wild world of unusual materials making unusual marks at Parnell Community Centre's NEW Saturday intensive Art workshop!
Join artist Sybille on our four‑hour intensive Saturday workshop: Create your own brushes and mark‑making tools.
A tranquil, hands‑on session exploring raw creativity at a slow, gentle pace — perfect for a restorative Saturday treat.
Come and enjoy the smells and sounds of the Parnell Farmers Markets, then enter a day of deep relaxation and inspiration!
You will learn how unusual materials make unusual marks. With natural and recycled materials, we craft unique brushes, quills, and yet-to-be-named mark-making tools!
Some of the binding techniques I am using for my brushes are inspired by my Mokuhanga/ Japanese print-making practice. Inspiration also comes from traditional Japanese brushes made from feathers, diverse fibres, and animal hair, each chosen for their unique characteristics. - Sybille
You're welcome to bring your own inks and papers to experiment with your creations. After signing up, you'll receive recommended supplies to gather over the autumn before class begins; however, there's no obligation: just come as you are and have fun!
Create your own vibrant and beautiful art in this fun, hands-on experience.
Limited spaces available – all materials and protection gear are provided!
No prior experience is required—just bring your enthusiasm and dive in!
Join us again in the next weeks Saturday workshop, Urban Ink Recipes.
Discover the wild world of unusual materials making unusual marks at Parnell Community Centre's NEW Saturday intensive Art workshop!
Join artist Sybille on our four‑hour intensive Saturday workshop: Create your own brushes and mark‑making tools.
A tranquil, hands‑on session exploring raw creativity at a slow, gentle pace — perfect for a restorative Saturday treat.
Come and enjoy the smells and sounds of the Parnell Farmers Markets, then enter a day of deep relaxation and inspiration!
You will learn how unusual materials make unusual marks. With natural and recycled materials, we craft unique brushes, quills, and yet-to-be-named mark-making tools!
Some of the binding techniques I am using for my brushes are inspired by my Mokuhanga/ Japanese print-making practice. Inspiration also comes from traditional Japanese brushes made from feathers, diverse fibres, and animal hair, each chosen for their unique characteristics. - Sybille
You're welcome to bring your own inks and papers to experiment with your creations. After signing up, you'll receive recommended supplies to gather over the autumn before class begins; however, there's no obligation: just come as you are and have fun!
Create your own vibrant and beautiful art in this fun, hands-on experience.
Limited spaces available – all materials and protection gear are provided!
No prior experience is required—just bring your enthusiasm and dive in!
Join us again in the next weeks Saturday workshop, Urban Ink Recipes.
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