Native Fauna Collage with Felicite Grogan
Felicite Grogan
Galah
Courtesy the artist
Kids can pull out some scissors for this workshop! They’ll be cutting, shaping and building native animal pictures with local collage artist Felicite Grogan.
Felicite will help the students choose their favourite animal, then lead them through her process of selecting colours that work together, and build on their artwork with textures and shapes.
This workshop will help students understand how colours and shapes work together to make their very own magnificent artwork!
Workshop details
Wednesday 8 July 2026
10.00am – 12.00pm
What you need to bring
Firm covered-toe shoes
Waterbottle
Clothes that can get dirty
Aprons are available, but please make sure your child is wearing clothes that are ok to get paint on
Meet the Tutor
Felicite Grogan is a local artist based in Baranduda. She is inspired by the local landscape and has a deep appreciation for native flora and fauna. She’s best known for her hand-painted paper collages, which have developed into a distinctive and recognisable style. Felicite also works across a range of mediums including watercolour, ink, printmaking and acrylic - all ways of exploring and responding to the natural world around her. As a local educator, Felicite loves sharing her process with both adults and children across the region, spreading the message, ‘Everyone is an artist’.