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Jellybeanstreet - Big Art by Little People - Children's Art Classes
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Jellybeanstreet - Big Art by Little People - Children's Art Classes
Join us for a unique finger-painting art class for children and have their finger paintings blended into big beautiful modern art.
Join us for a 1 hour Zoom workshop in this fun and unique art experience for children aged 2-11. Embodying the spirit of our motto, ‘Big Art for Little People’, Jellybeanstreet host children’s finger-painting art classes to blend their finger paintings into big and beautiful modern art.
Capture your child's vivid imagination through multiple art activities and sensory colour experiences with an array of tools you already have at home. (See Rainbows video below for a list of what you will need).
After the workshop has finished, have your child’s artwork blended into big and beautiful modern art for your home by one of our professional graphic artists. In almost 10 years of hosting workshops, we have blended over 10,000 finger paintings into stunning pieces of modern art.
The best part, your designs are then uploaded onto the Jellybeanstreet online gallery, where they are sold to corporate collectors and other organisations to raise funds for children’s charities. Jellybeanstreet proudly support over 400 wonderful children’s charities like Make a Wish Australia, Camp Quality and Ronald McDonald House.
See video below for what you will need for the workshop.
We Recommend: To log in at least 15 minutes before the event, to make sure you’re ready to start at the time scheduled. Our stream will be ready to join 30 minutes prior to the event.
We can wait to meet your little artist online and get creative!.
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Hosted by Jelly Bean Street
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