Wander with Wonderment
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Wander with Wonderment
Reconnect with nature, creativity, and your own sense of wonder on this gentle beach wander. Together we'll slow down, notice the small treasures and let the natural world inspire our imagination.
We'll create simple shadow paintings, print textures from shells, seaweed, feathers, and other natural finds using Blu Tack and ink, experiment with easy watercolor and sketching, and spend time watching the waves for dolphins, seals... and maybe even a mermaid!
No artistic experience is needed—just curiosity and a willingness to slow down, connect, and see the world through fresh eyes. Suitable for all ages.
This is a free event with a maximum of 20 people. A family or an adult and 1-2 children counts as 1.
Bring a sense of adventure and some supplies including:
a wad of blue tac and an ink pad if you have one.
Some paper towel
watercolour paper, a pot and paints if you have some and a watercolour brush. I suggest a refillable water brush so that you don't have to carry a pot of water around.
Temu have some water brushes and lots of little paint sets, probably not artist quality but that's OK
coloured pencils - just a few of your favourites will do.
a drink of water and a snack and a bag
a hat is good too
I will have some supplies you can borrow on the day or let me know a week before hand if you'd like to buy a kit.
A kit is some good quality watercolour paper, dot samples of watercolour paint (enough for the day) and a waterbrush.
Agenda
- 2:00 pm - 4:30 pm
Meet at the beach kiosk - Semaphore Foreshore where the steam train starts
We will leave by 2.10 PM and walk North towards Largs Bay jetty if you are late.
FAQs
- Can I buy a kit from Jane
Yes.
On the day.
Please bring cash
For $20 per kit I can supply some quality paper, dots of paint in 3 natural colours and a water brush.
- What kind of brush shall I get
For this activity,
Also TEMU has some.
Synthetic (Taklon): Synthetic brushes are fine, they hold their shape well, resist wear, and are cheap.
Avoid Stiff Bristles: Don't buy cheap oil or acrylic hog-bristle brushes, which are too coarse for delicate watercolor layers.
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