Colourful Still Life Paper Collage with Rain White

Try something new and discover the joy of collage.

Rediscover the joy of creating in this fun, hands-on paper collage workshop with experienced artist and art educator. 

Suitable for all skill levels, this colourful session encourages you to experiment with shape, pattern and colour while exploring the timeless theme of still life.

Perfect if you're looking to reignite your creativity or simply try something new, you'll learn how to build a layered composition using cut paper to create a vibrant, expressive artwork. With a focus on play and experimentation, there's no pressure to be perfect—just an opportunity to explore, create and enjoy the process.

Held in a relaxed and supportive environment, this workshop is a wonderful way to unwind, connect with your creativity and leave with a unique artwork to be proud of.

What You'll Learn

• The fundamentals of creating a paper collage
• How to use shape, pattern and colour to build a balanced composition
• Techniques for layering paper to create depth and visual interest
• Creative approaches to interpreting a still life subject

Suitable for

• Beginners through to experienced artists
• Anyone looking to spark their creativity or break out of an artistic rut

About Rain

Rain White is an experienced multidisciplinary artist and visual arts educator who holds a Bachelor of Education (Visual Arts/Hons) The University of Melbourne/VCA/SSCA. Rain has an extensive exhibition history and has been an active member of artist collectives. Highlights of her art career include winning the Sculpture Award at the Mount View Art Show, inclusion in the publication 'Hidden in the Hills’, finalist in the Yarra Valley Arts Yering Station Sculpture Awards, twice finalist in both The John Dudley Prize and the Burrinja Climate Change Biennale. One of her monotypes was acquired for the Charles Sturt University collection. Rain regularly participates in the Dandenong Ranges Open Studios program from her studio in Burrinja Cultural Centre in Upwey. Her practice references a therapeutic connection to the environment and landscape through the creation of a symbolic landscape that acts as a metaphor for personal journey and reflection.

Image Credit - Half Glass Studio