IN-PERSON CLASS AT BAG END STUDIO, BRISBANE
WILDLY INKED – ACRYLIC INKS
With Michelle Grant
Suitable for all skill levels
Sunday 15 November 2026
10am–1pm
CONTACT
Michelle Grant
0428 857 022
michellegrantdesigns@gmail.com
Natalie – Bag End Studio
0403 656 339
bagendstudiogallery@gmail.com
Go wild with luminous colour, energetic marks and expressive layers in this playful acrylic ink workshop.
Acrylic inks combine the fluid movement of ink with the permanence of acrylic colour. You’ll explore different ways to drip, brush, splash and layer the inks before using drawing and block-out techniques to reveal your chosen animal-inspired design.
A selection of printed animal references will be available, including birds, butterflies, dragonflies, sea creatures and other subjects.
IN THIS CLASS YOU WILL:
• Explore the unique properties of fluid acrylic inks
• Experiment with transparent layers, colour mixing and mark-making
• Create energetic mixed-media backgrounds
• Learn block-out techniques for defining your chosen subject
• Add linework, pattern and decorative details
• Create four A6 technique samples for your reference collection
• Begin a larger A4 artwork if time permits
• Receive a class kit containing products and materials to take home
No previous ink, painting or drawing experience is required. The workshop includes demonstrations, printed animal references and individual guidance throughout.
CLASS PRICE: $90
(Afterpay option is available at checkout)
PACKAGE OPTIONS
Sunday two-class package: $170 – save $10
Complete four-class package: $340 – save $20
Please see the package listings in this store for further information.
LOCATION
Bag End Studio
Unit 1/281 Station Road
Yeerongpilly QLD 4105, Brisbane
Places are limited to 20 participants.
Food and drinks are not included; however, a coffee shop is conveniently located nearby and will be open throughout the workshop weekend.
A detailed class-information file and bring list will be emailed after booking. Please ensure the email address entered at checkout is correct.
Please wear an apron or clothing that can safely become ink-stained. Acrylic ink becomes water-resistant when dry and may permanently stain clothing.
I look forward to sharing this Inky Art Adventure with you!
Cheers,
Michelle
