2026 EcoArt Term 3

EcoArt classes use nature as inspiration, subject matter, and sometimes even material, encouraging children to slow down, observe closely, and explore their creativity through a range of hands-on art experiences.

This program is perfectly suited for primary school-aged children (6+ years). No previous art experience is required—just curiosity, creativity, and a willingness to have a go!

Classes are kept intentionally small to ensure plenty of individual guidance and support. EcoArt provides a welcoming, inclusive environment where children can develop artistic skills, confidence, and creative thinking while having fun.

🖌️ Classes run for 1.5 hours
🌿 Term 3 begins in Week 2
📅 8-week program commencing Wednesday 29 July

8 WEEK OUTLINE: 

Week 1: Use dark blue ink to design an ‘Indigo Cat’ 🐈⬛

Week 2: Tour the globe with this ‘Around the World Drawing’🌏

Week 3: Discover the art of using pastel in this ‘Pelican Portrait’🌊

Week 4: Finish your design

Week 5: Draw and fold a unique ‘Oragami Day/Night Moth’ picture ☀️🌙

Week 6: Cut, paste and collage a funky ‘Monster Head’ 

Week 7: Use watercolour to make a ‘Picnic Spread’ with 🐜 ants.

Week 8: Finishing touches 

WHEN:

Wednesdays After School: 4.00 - 5.30pm
Friday After School: 3.45 - 5.15 pm

WHERE:

Studio 5, Mundaring Creative & Learning Centre

3 Craigie Pl, Mundaring WA 6073

HOW MUCH:

Price: $270

ABOUT THE TEACHER:

Demelza Wheatcroft is an artist, qualified teacher, and workshop facilitator based in Mundaring. She holds a Master’s Degree in Art Education and currently works at Parkerville Steiner College. Demelza has taught art nationally and internationally and has worked with a wide range of ages and abilities. She works annually as an arts educator and tour guide with Sculpture by the Sea, helping students engage with contemporary art in meaningful ways. Alongside her teaching, Demelza is a practicing artist who regularly exhibits her work and creates handmade jewellery through her label, DMLZA. She was also the Co-Founder of ARTPOD, a community art studio in Mosman Park.
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