kids printmaking

  • Mixed Media artworks created at Art Box Workshops term two classes, Neutral Bay.

    Term 2, Animals and the Environment Printmaking and mixed media (Ages 6-8).

    $340.00

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    Term 2 2026 – Animals and the Environment, Printmaking and Mixed media: Ages 6–8 years Class schedule: 4:00 pm - 5.30 pm, 3.30 pm studio opens and afternoon tea provided (walking bus service from Neutral Bay Public school) Mondays: 27th April – 22nd June.(Public Holiday King's Birthday 8th of June) Tuesdays: 28th April–16th June. Our Term 2 art classes for younger children at Art Box Workshops Sydney will focus on printmaking and mixed media, with the theme Animals and the Environment. This program is specially designed for children aged approximately 6–8 years, with step-by-step guidance and hands-on activities that build confidence, creativity, and real art skills. Inspired by recent work with Landcare groups, marine educators, and local environmental projects, students will explore Australian wildlife, ocean life, and natural habitats while learning a range of exciting art techniques. These classes are ideal for children who love animals, painting, printing, collage, and creative projects. What makes this term special Inspired by recent work with Landcare groups, marine educators, and local environmental projects, students will explore Australian wildlife, ocean life, and natural habitats while learning a range of exciting art techniques. These classes are ideal for children who love animals, painting, printing, collage, and creative projects. What students will learn Across the 8 weeks, students will explore: Simple printmaking techniques for children Mixed media art using paint, collage, texture, and stamping Creating artworks inspired by Australian animals and the environment Working on both individual artworks and a collaborative group project Learning how art can help us understand and care for nature Building confidence, fine motor skills, and creative thinking Each child will complete a beautifully framed still-life painting and a portfolio of sketches, pattern designs, and developmental artwork, showcasing their creative process from start to finish. Collaborative Artwork Project Students will work together to create a large collaborative artwork based on animals and the environment, alongside their individual pieces. Selected works may be considered for inclusion in local exhibitions and North Sydney Council community events, continuing our long tradition of showcasing student artwork in public exhibitions. Tutor - Julia Sawicki – Artist & Director of Art Box Workshops Note: Enrolment is currently prioritised for existing students and those on our waitlist. The remaining places will be offered to the public only after families on the waitlist have been contacted. Take a look at the prints created in previous art classes.
  • Prints created by students at Art Box Workshops term two classes.

    Term 2, Animals and the Environment – Block Printmaking (Ages 9-11).

    $395.00

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    Term 2 2026 – Animals and the environment, block printmaking: Years 4–6 (Ages 9–11) Class Schedule Time: 4:00 pm – 6:00 pm (Studio opens at 3:30 pm. Afternoon tea provided. Walking bus available from Neutral Bay Public School.) Wednesdays: 29th of April – 17th of June. Thursdays: 30th of April – 18th of June. In Term 2 at Art Box Workshops, older students will explore the theme Animals and the Environment through a specialised block printmaking course designed for primary school students who are ready for more detailed work. This term focuses on learning how to design, carve, and print an original block print, inspired by Australian wildlife and natural environments. Students will develop design skills and technical ability while creating a series of professional-quality prints. The program is inspired by recent work with Landcare groups, marine educators, and environmental projects, connecting artmaking with a deeper understanding of nature. During this term, students will: Learn how to design an artwork suitable for block printing Transfer their design onto a printing block Safely carve their own printmaking plate Learn correct techniques for inking and hand printing Create a series of three prints Hand-tint one print using watercolour techniques Study animals and the environment as inspiration for their artwork This course is ideal for students who enjoy drawing, detail work, and learning real art techniques. Selected works may be eligible for inclusion in community exhibitions and North Sydney Council events, continuing Art Box Workshops’ tradition of exhibiting student work. Tutor - Julia Sawicki, Director of Art Box Workshops Note: Enrolment is currently prioritised for existing students and those on our waitlist. After waitlisted families are contacted, remaining places will be offered to the public. Take a look at the prints created in previous terms.