A bunny named Cinderella will be our star model in this one day workshop. With a strong start in observational drawing, your child will experiment with a wide variety of mark-making materials including pencil, charcoal, Indian ink and pastels, aiming to capture the detail, movement and character of Cinderella.

Students will explore and identify visual symbols of personal significance. Using fabric paint, these chosen images or objects of great importance will be painted on a large scale piece of fabric to create a cloak, flag or banner.

Create your own unique working clock incorporating geometric patterns, organic shapes and hand-drawn doodles.

Come into artist Andrew Hall’s workshop and spend the day assembling cars, motorbikes and imaginary cars.

Taking influence from the renowned American painter Jonathan Lasker students will explore his particular playful flavour of abstraction.

We will make our very special dessert bowls from soft white clay. The vessels will be adorned with 3D applications, carvings and colourful decorations.

This workshop takes us on an adventure into some of the natural world around Corban Estate Arts Centre. Taking our inspiration from Andy Goldsworthy, Land Artist, we will forage and collect some of nature’s treasures to create our own earthy art piece.

Students will make clay character busts during this two day art class for junior ceramicists.

Using a variety of rollers, brushes, paints and papers each child will produce a series of printed images, gathering inspiration from traditional Japanese Woodblock printing methods and resources.

Have fun with classic drama games and exercises that explore movement, the voice, and storytelling through theatrical scenes.

Students will explore line drawing and watercolour to represent their imagined pet Llama’s personality and character. They will also construct 3D cardboard versions complete with fluffy strings and assorted materials as fur.

Students will move out of the workroom for the morning, taking time to look closely at the natural world around them. From the wispy clouds in the sky to the ants on a concrete pathway, they will record their surroundings using pencil and paper.

Budding young artists are invited to shape airplanes, rockets, hot air balloons or birds, using soft clay. All works are then turned into 3D wall plaques to adorn the childrens’ bedrooms.

In this series of workshops, students will learn how to make various paints and pigments from scratch, mixing and experimenting with colours and textures. This will lead to a small series of paintings, using and layering paints and more.

Combining science and art in this maker’s space, students will be provided with an opportunity to explore, investigate, dream and play through different mediums.

Time to get your hands full with clay when you shape your favourite animals performing tricks! You will enjoy your creativity and explore a variety of pottery techniques, which will help you to make your own unique designs in clay.

This class is designed to give children a broad understanding, knowledge and skill base for them to learn how to draw.