Hone your observational skills and try some innovative techniques developed by Australian wildlife artist, Wildcard-Sue (Sue Liu). This is a dynamic and engaging workshop where you'll learn about some quirky marine animals, study them, and begin to draw natural forms.
You’ll learn more about some of our favourite marine animals and what threatens them in their environment. This workshop utilises accessible materials (lead pencils and artline pens) to make your observations come to life. This may be a step toward discovering your own, unique style!
Explore resources on animal illustration from our library collection
ABOUT THE FACILITATOR:
WILDCARD-SUE is an artist, author, and wildlife conservationist from Sydney’s Inner West. She is a self-taught illustrator and observational artist who creates intricate, realistic illustrations of Australian native wildlife from land, sea, and sky. Sue strives to foster an enduring fascination for a broader array of Australian animals, which she hopes will spur action to save vulnerable wildlife and their habitats.
Ages 14- 24
No experience required. All artmaking materials provided.
Please bring a smartphone or tablet if possible.
We may take photographs of the facilitators and the participants at this event. Read here for more details.
ABOUT THE VENUE:
ST PETERS LIBRARY is single level and is accessible for people using wheelchairs and other mobility aids.
If you have any access or support requirements in order to participate fully, please let us know in the booking order form to ensure that we can arrange any reasonable adjustments.
