🎨 Spirit Painting Workshop — Yeppoon (Oct)

Do you love the idea of creating something truly unique and deeply yours?

Join us for a 3-hour spirit painting workshop — a mindful, creative class where you’ll learn how to create vibrant dot-painted artworks on canvas.

Step by step, Tanya will guide you through choosing colours, building patterns, and layering textures to create a stunning 3D-style painting that’s as individual as you are.

No art experience is needed — just curiosity, playfulness, and a willingness to explore.

What You’ll Experience

✨ Learn the art of dot painting on canvas
✨ Explore colour, pattern, and depth in a fun, beginner-friendly way
✨ Relax into a mindful, meditative rhythm — dot by dot
✨ Connect with like-hearted women in a supportive circle
✨ Take home your own Spirit Painting (plus 3D glasses for a fun reveal!)

Themes We’ll Explore

Throughout the workshop, Tanya will weave in gentle inspiration drawn from the Rising Feminine journey:

🌱 Grounding • 💫 Rediscovery • 🔥 Voice • ✨ Joy • 🌞 Vision • 🌟 Wholeness

Each theme can spark your colour choices and patterns, adding layers of meaning to your artwork.

What’s Included

• 3-hour guided workshop with Tanya Rutherford

• All materials supplied (canvas, paints, tools)

• Step-by-step guidance

• Gentle grounding and closing ritual

• Your own vibrant Spirit Painting to take home

Event Details

📅 Date: Saturday 11 October
🕓 Time: 10am – 1pm
📍 Location: Yeppoon (venue details provided on booking)
🎟 Tickets: $100 (includes all materials + tea/coffee)

Who It’s For

This workshop is perfect for women who want to:
🌸 Try something new and creative
🌸 Relax and enjoy a mindful, meditative practice
🌸 Reconnect with joy and expression
🌸 Share a fun morning with like-hearted women

Beginner-friendly • No experience required • Just come as you are 💛

Book Your Place

Spaces are limited to keep the circle intimate.

👉 Reserve your spot today - limited to 15 women

✨ Come and spend a joyful morning painting, connecting, and creating something truly yours. You might just walk away saying: “I didn’t know I had that inside me.”