Join us for a creative journey where young artists can craft their very own relief artwork!
About workshop:
In this creative workshop, kids will explore the art of textured plaster on canvas!
They’ll learn to weigh and mix plaster, mold it with their hands, and shape abstract designs. Once the plaster sets, they’ll bring their creations to life with vibrant acrylic paint, adding their personal flair to each piece. This hands-on activity not only introduces new artistic techniques but also offers a fun and relaxing way for children to express themselves.
Moms are welcome to join or assist their little ones as we dive into a unique, tactile art experience together. All materials provided—just bring your creativity!”
Event details: - Age Group: Suitable for children aged 7-12. - Materials Provided: All materials will be provided.
Location:
770 Old Roswell rd, Unit A100, Roswell GA 30076, PHOTO STUDIO
Contact Us: If you have any questions or need more information before booking, feel free to contact us here : olesiaindesign@gmail.com
Cancellation Policy: Please note that the fee is non-refundable. You can reschedule the workshop to another day or gift it to someone else.
Sign Up Today! Spaces are limited, so be sure to register your child soon. We can't wait to see the amazing coasters they'll create!
⚠️ Cancellation Policy: Please note that the fee is non-refundable. However, you can reschedule for another date or gift your spot to someone else.
🥂 Feel free to bring your favorite drinks or snacks to enjoy during the workshop!
✨ Join us for a creative and sustainable experience! Whether you’re looking to explore upcycling, experiment with new materials, or simply enjoy a cozy, inspiring atmosphere—this workshop is for you.
📩 Reserve your spot today and let your creativity bloom! 🌸
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