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Frequently Asked Questions
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Brisbane offers several alcohol ink workshops. The Introduction to Alcohol Ink Abstracts is a 3-hour class taught by Cassie Sandison of Art By Aquarius, covering techniques on yupo paper and tile using 100% isopropyl alcohol. The Alcohol Inks Planter Workshop with Teagan Watts teaches techniques on yupo paper and ceramic pots, including afternoon tea. For advanced students, the Alcohol Ink Masterpiece workshop focuses on creating large 90 x 60cm wall pieces. The Alcohol Ink Christmas Baubles Workshop offers a 2-hour session creating sets of 4 ceramic baubles.
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Resin artworks require a 24-hour drying period. All resin class creations—including Resin Art pieces, Resin Serving Boards, Resin Geodes, and Resin Homewares sets—must be picked up from the venue the following day after the workshop. This applies to classes with Sheri Vegas and other resin instructors offering these workshops in Brisbane.
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Brisbane offers three watercolour workshops featuring Australian themes. The Tropical Birds Watercolour class with Carlie Edwards teaches painting flamboyant tropical birds in loose, flowing colours. Australian Natives in Watercolour guides you through painting blooming banksias and gum blossoms step-by-step. The Oceanic Watercolour workshop with Carlie Edwards features sea creatures including seahorses, whale sharks, humpback whales, and turtles. All are suitable for beginners and produce multiple masterpieces to take home.
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Yes. The Linocut Printmaking (Brisbane) workshop with Grey Hand Press teaches carving techniques, line work, inking, and hand printing. You learn to carve your image from a Silk Cut plate and take home a set of your own prints, your lino plate, instructions, and resource sheets. The Suminagashi: Paper Marbling class with Shani Bijoux teaches traditional Japanese marbling techniques using floating inks on water, transferred to paper to create unique abstract patterns on various paper stocks.
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Brisbane offers three jewellery workshops. The Resin Jewellery class with Sheri Vegas covers safety, casting techniques, and pigment use, where you create at least 4 items (bangles, earrings, or rings) and polish one during class. The Metal Jewellery Workshop - Intro to Silversmithing provides materials for a completed piece (earrings, pendant, or keyring), includes 2 practice pieces turned into a keyring, and all findings and tools. The Flora and Fauna Earring Making Workshop features laser-cut acrylic earrings with native botanical designs, creating two pairs plus an earring board.
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Class sizes vary by workshop type. Brush Lettering is limited to 10 participants maximum. Resin workshops (Resin Art, Resin Jewellery, and Resin Serving Boards) are capped at 15 people. Oceanic Watercolour workshops accommodate a maximum of 25 people. The Geli Plate Printing Workshop and other classes maintain smaller groups for personalized instruction.