Live For Art is a fluid art studio in Richmond run by artist Julie Langdon. Join a class, book a private event, plan a team day, or take the course online. No experience needed.
Come and join the fluid art revolution. Julie explores a range of acrylic pouring techniques, and every class is hands on from the first pour. All materials are provided, and there is no painting experience needed.
Learn acrylic pouring from the ground up in a small group session in the studio.
Gelli printing, cyanotype and collage, where you make your own papers and build them into artwork.
Children's sessions in the school holidays, and after school places for older children.
There are many styles of fluid art, and at Live For Art we teach a wide range. You can come for a single session or build your skills across a series of classes.
Host your group in the studio and everyone creates their own piece to take home. Seating suits groups of twelve to fourteen, and with extra trestle tables the space holds around twenty.
Tell us the date and the group size and we will come back with what is possible. Gift vouchers are available if you are buying a session as a present.
Enquire about a groupFluid art works for a workplace because nobody has an advantage. Everyone starts at the same place, everyone makes something worth keeping, and the room ends up full of colour and conversation.
Live For Art has run sessions for organisations including MYOB and Movember. We arrange group sizes and dates around your workplace.
Plan a team day
The studio has a gallery space at the front, with work by Julie and by other artists. Pieces made in class are photographed for the gallery before they go home.
Julie's own original fluid art pieces, available to buy from the studio and online.
A class or an experience as a present, arranged around the recipient's availability.
Learn the techniques from anywhere. The course is being prepared now, and the list gets first access.
Julie Langdon is a passionate fluid artist who has been exploring this art form for more than ten years, after a lifetime of art, crafts and all things creative. She is the Director of Live For Art, and she has a Masters degree in Social Work and a Certificate IV in Workplace Training and Assessment.
She managed community organisations for many years before opening the studio in Richmond. At Live For Art, creating art for life is more than a slogan. Expressing your creativity brings pleasure, fulfilment, builds self esteem, and quite literally colours your day.
"Creativity made simple. Confidence made possible."
Richmond, Melbourne. The studio is up seven stairs on a mezzanine level, with a gallery space at the front.
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