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Brushworks

Date: Saturday, 27 April 2019

Location: Lahe Lahe

Name of the painting: Toucan

Kind of paint: Acrylic painting

Availability: 15 seats 

Start time: 11:00 am

Duration: 3 hours

Size of canvas: 12" x 16"

Ticket price: Rs. 1100

About the painting

Let's get together to paint a dramatic toucan with acrylic paints! This session will guide you through the process with step by step guidance. Our artist knows exactly how to teach painters of all levels - give it a try! Toucan do it!

Brushworks Art Jam!

Brushworks brings the artist experience to everyone through a guided painting session. It's the perfect activity to relax, socialize and flex your artistic muscles. The best part? You need NO EXPERIENCE. Rathish, a trained professional artist has the unique ability to spark creativity in everyone with his step-by-step instructions. He can teach anyone to paint! He will patiently and clearly guide you from a blank canvas to the picture you see here. After an easy going session, you get bragging rights to a painting that no one will believe you painted. We'll bring paints, palette, brushes, canvas and all the necessary art supplies. If you have any burning questions about the event or the venue please contact Brushworks at Practical Matters

• Plan to arrive 10-15 minutes early to settle in and enjoy the atmosphere. If you’re a few minutes late, we will help you ‘catch up’. If you’re more than 15 minutes late, you’ll need to reschedule.  It’s your fun time out, arrive early!
• No refunds will be given on cancellation/no-show, but you can attend another one of our future events, preferably at the same location.
• During the session, we reserve the right to take photos. These may be used as promotion on our social media. If you do not want your picture taken for these purposes, please let us know. We want to respect your privacy. Feel free to take your own pictures and share on your social media!
• Although we provide aprons, wear something you don’t mind getting paint on. For example, white pants are not the best option. Which is such a pity because if you can pull off white pants, by golly, you should wear them… just not to our event. Let’s face it – paint splatters and drips! And once acrylic is on your clothes, it likes to stay there.