Mandala Workshop
Beginners Mandala Painting Workshop
Hello Mandala Enthusiasts!
I am so thankful for your interest in my workshop!
You are buying a ticket to an in-person 3-hour beginner's mandala workshop. Spaces are limited to 10 people.
At the end of the evening, you’ll be going home with your own 20cm mandala and a starter dot tool kit.
Workshop Information
Workshop Details
Date/Time: Friday 24th May 6:30 pm - 9:30 pm
Location: Springston Community Hall - 11 Leeston Road, Springston
Includes: A mandala starter kit containing;
2 sets of dotting tools
1 liner paint brush
Foam paint roller
Paint and paint containers
A plaster rock (to paint at home)
20cm mandala wooden board with guidelines (to paint on the night).
A D-Ring hanger
A pattern guide
Maths compass kit
Cotton buds
A material guide
A light supper, tea, coffee, and cold drinks included (please advise if dietary requirements)
What we’ll cover;
By the end of the workshop, you will have (or almost have) completed your mandala to take home.
Colour schemes – You will choose from my wide range of paint which colours you want for your mandala
Tools & techniques – Dots, walking, swooshes and swipes! As you paint your mandala you will learn what each tool does and how to use it
Materials – I will teach you about the brands and products I use (and don’t use) to save you time and money
Please bring;
A drink bottle (I will have drinks available but having open cups next to paint can be problematic sometimes when you dip your brush in the wrong liquid).
Wear Old clothes – we are painting, so no matter how careful you are, spills can happen
Cost;
$130 which includes your take-home kit and refreshments
Refund policy; if after purchasing a workshop ticket you are no longer able to attend a full refund will be provided up to 72 hours before the event date. A 50% refund will be provided for cancellations within 72 hours of the event date.
“Most mandalas have an intuitive, irrational character and, through their symbolical content, exert a retroactive influence on the unconscious.
They therefore possess a “magical” significance, like icons, whose possible efficacy was never consciously felt by the patient.”
- Carl Jung
Any questions email l.stannard29@gmail.com or call/text 027369888
