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Painting with Delyce: leadbeater possum

Painting with Delyce: leadbeater possum

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Join us for the first monthly painting workshop with Delyce England.

This month we will be learning how to paint Victoria's faunal emblem, the beautiful but endangered Leadbeater possum.
You will learn a variety of brushwork techniques that will be transferable to other artistic exploration, along with colour mixing and a load of fun!

All materials supplied. BYO snacks and water bottle / some refreshments (tea/coffee) provided.

$15 per person / BOOKING ESSENTIAL

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Corangamite Arts Pavilion
Camperdown Showgrounds, Errey street, Camperdown Victoria 3260

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