Come and join the fluid art revolution at our Richmond studio. You will learn acrylic pouring step by step, and walk out with artwork you are proud to hang on your wall.
Every session is hands on. Julie guides you through the techniques step by step, and you leave with finished artwork. All materials are provided, and you need no prior experience at any level.
Join a small group in the Richmond studio and learn fluid art from the ground up.
Bring your people together for a celebration that is a little different.
A team day people actually talk about afterwards, run in the studio for your workplace.
You do not need to bring anything, and you do not need to know anything about art before you walk in.
Choose a studio class, a private group booking, a kids workshop or a corporate team day. Tell us roughly how many people are coming.
Julie walks the group through the techniques, then you pour, tilt and guide the paint yourself. All materials are provided on the day.
Fluid art needs to lie flat to dry, so pieces are collected from the studio a day or two later, ready to hang.
Fluid art is unpredictable in the best way. Every pour is different, which is exactly why people come back to try another technique.
A celebration, a catch up, or a group of friends who want to try something other than dinner. The studio is yours for the session, and everyone creates their own piece.
Seating suits larger groups, with trestle tables available for bigger bookings. Tell us the group size and the date you have in mind and we will come back with what is possible.
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Fluid art works for a team because nobody has an advantage. Everyone starts from the same place, everyone creates something they are proud of, and the room ends up full of colour.
Live For Art has run sessions for organisations including MYOB and Movember. Group sizes and dates are arranged around your workplace.
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Julie Langdon is a passionate fluid artist who has been exploring this art form for more than ten years, after a lifetime of art, crafts and all things creative. She is the Director of Live For Art, and she has a Masters degree in Social Work and a Certificate IV in Workplace Training and Assessment.
At Live For Art, creating art for life is more than a slogan. Expressing your creativity brings pleasure, fulfilment, builds self esteem, and quite literally colours your day.
"Creativity made simple. Confidence made possible."
None at all. Classes suit complete beginners, curious creatives, hobby artists and experienced artists wanting to try new techniques.
Nothing. All materials are provided. Just bring your curiosity and creativity, and wear something you do not mind getting paint on.
Fluid art needs to lie flat to dry, so pieces are collected from the studio a day or two after your session.
The main tables seat twelve to fourteen, and with extra trestle tables the studio can seat around twenty people. Contact us with your group size.
The studio is up seven stairs on a mezzanine level. Message us before booking and we will help you plan around it.
Yes. Children's workshops run in the school holidays, and for ages twelve and over at general classes when accompanied by an adult.
Send us your details and we will come back with the next available dates.
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