Welcome to Paintbox Art School!
The unique program offered at Paintbox provides people of all ages with stimulating art activities during the school term, on Saturday mornings and during school holidays throughout the year.
Paintbox is based on the belief that everyone is an artist with a creative mind, we just need to be shown the techniques to express ourselves individually. Paintbox has earned a solid reputation for offering a well organised, professional and high quality drawing and painting program.
The program has fully qualified and experienced teachers who nurture each child’s creativity by utilising a large range of media with fun and stimulating activities.
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Welcome to our fun and creative art classes . . .
Our Classes
Childrens Classes
6 - 15 years After School and holidays
Art Parties
Age 5 and up
Adult Classes
All levels
Pottery Classes
Hand building techniques
Private Classes
One-on-one / All ages
NDIS clients
One-on-one
Photography Classes
4 week course
We provide art tuition for all ages in painting, drawing and clay work. School term classes Tuesday and Wednesday afternoons - 3.30-5pm and school holidays (see classes page for details)
These 2 hour classes allow freedom of topic choice. There is a strong emphasis on individual art pieces, with guidance in how to improve elements of design such as: shading, composition, and textures.
Operating during school terms throughout the year.
These 3 hours classes are great for a birthday party, hens’ night, and girls’ day out. We complete one canvas painting, accompanied with champagne and nibbles during the art session.
Pottery - hand building technique
Discover the tranquil qualities of clay and the many different techniques such as coil, pinch pot, slab, and modelling to sculpt functional pieces and artistic sculptural works. 4 session course.
The course covers, how to use the camera, creativity in composition, artistic approaches to landscape and portraits, care of the equipment. 4 session course with excursion.
