A event held at The Steam Crane on Tuesday 27th May. The event starts at 19:00.
Unleash your creativity and become part of a collective psychedelic vision.
In this immersive workshop, we’ll work together on a series of canvases, layering vibrant colours and patterns to create a dynamic, ever-evolving artwork. Using paints, drawing and collage techniques, we’ll colour in the psychedelic landscapes, allowing the artwork to grow organically through collaboration and free expression.
This is a relaxed, process-focused session where the joy is in the act of creating rather than the final outcome. No artistic experience is needed—just bring your imagination and an open mind!
These creative workshops are a fun, safe space for beginners to experiment, play and explore creative outlets through painting, collage, printing, journaling, crafts and drawing with the aim to give people the opportunity to learn new creative techniques and to allow people to find new modes of creative expression to aid emotional regulation and wellbeing.
All abilities are welcome and you don’t need any prior experience. All materials are provided; please book your place to allow for the preparation of materials.
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About Your Facilitators:
Rosa Brown -
Rosa is an intuitive artist, events organiser and creative workshop facilitator. Her main passions in life include connections with nature, community, holistic wellbeing and the healing power of creativity. Rosa runs weekly creative workshops and life drawing classes for the public, as well as community and education centres. You can check out her work on her Instagram page: @rosabrown.art
Martha Allitt -
Martha is a freelance writer and journalist whose work specialises in psychedelics and mental health. She is a co-owner of the UK Psychedelic Society and regularly curates, hosts, and facilitates events around these topics. Martha is also a yoga teacher and is currently making a documentary about Datura, exploring the lines between indigenous wisdom, hallucinations, and the supernatural. Outside her professional work, Martha is a keen painter whose work is greatly inspired by psychedelics. You can check out her art on her personal Instagram: @martha.allitt
Enquiries to: [email protected]
Address of workshop:
The Steam Crane
4-6 North St,
Southville,
Bristol,
BS3 1HT
Entry requirements: 18+
In this immersive workshop, we’ll work together on a series of canvases, layering vibrant colours and patterns to create a dynamic, ever-evolving artwork. Using paints, drawing and collage techniques, we’ll colour in the psychedelic landscapes, allowing the artwork to grow organically through collaboration and free expression.
This is a relaxed, process-focused session where the joy is in the act of creating rather than the final outcome. No artistic experience is needed—just bring your imagination and an open mind!
These creative workshops are a fun, safe space for beginners to experiment, play and explore creative outlets through painting, collage, printing, journaling, crafts and drawing with the aim to give people the opportunity to learn new creative techniques and to allow people to find new modes of creative expression to aid emotional regulation and wellbeing.
All abilities are welcome and you don’t need any prior experience. All materials are provided; please book your place to allow for the preparation of materials.
~
About Your Facilitators:
Rosa Brown -
Rosa is an intuitive artist, events organiser and creative workshop facilitator. Her main passions in life include connections with nature, community, holistic wellbeing and the healing power of creativity. Rosa runs weekly creative workshops and life drawing classes for the public, as well as community and education centres. You can check out her work on her Instagram page: @rosabrown.art
Martha Allitt -
Martha is a freelance writer and journalist whose work specialises in psychedelics and mental health. She is a co-owner of the UK Psychedelic Society and regularly curates, hosts, and facilitates events around these topics. Martha is also a yoga teacher and is currently making a documentary about Datura, exploring the lines between indigenous wisdom, hallucinations, and the supernatural. Outside her professional work, Martha is a keen painter whose work is greatly inspired by psychedelics. You can check out her art on her personal Instagram: @martha.allitt
Enquiries to: [email protected]
Address of workshop:
The Steam Crane
4-6 North St,
Southville,
Bristol,
BS3 1HT
Entry requirements: 18+
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