Eco Creatives Art & Craft Workshops

Our art workshops are designed to inspire creativity in people of all ages, offering a welcoming space where like-minded individuals can connect, share ideas, and develop new artistic skills. We are committed to using materials that are as environmentally friendly as possible, ensuring that our creative practices align with our respect for nature. Each workshop focuses on creating art that draws inspiration from the natural world, both in theme and in the materials we use. Whether you’re a beginner or an experienced artist, you’ll find joy in exploring new techniques and embracing the beauty of making art that reflects and honours nature.

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Autumnal watercolour workshop at Walmer Castle

Autumnal watercolour workshop at Walmer Castle

£25.00
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Come to the beautiful grounds of Walmer Castle for a watercolour workshop, inspired by the natural wonders of Autumn. Learn how to create watercolour illustrations of flame coloured leaves, pumpkins and other foraged botanicals.

This workshop is suitable for beginners and experienced artists alike, and you will be given as much guidance or freedom as you need. You will also be taught basic watercolour techniques.
All materials are provided, just bring your creativity. Participants must be 15 and over.
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Meet Eloise!

Hello, my name is Eloise Gibb. I studied Illustration at Middlesex University while volunteering for the Dover Smart Project, a charity that runs weekly art groups for older adults and young carers. Although I gained valuable knowledge during my degree, it was through my voluntary work that I discovered my true passion for community art and helping others find joy in the creative process. After graduating with a First in 2023, I continued volunteering for the charity while also working as a freelance artist and workshop leader for Future Foundry, a youth art organisation based in Dover.

Following three years of volunteering with Smart Art, I began running workshops under the name Ecocreatives. This venture allows me to combine my skills as an art workshop leader and teacher with my passion for sustainable living, as I experiment with eco-friendly materials and create art inspired by nature. In my personal practice, I am particularly drawn to watercolour painting and linocut printing, but I also enjoy working with a wide range of mediums, including acrylics, gouache, and even digital art. Additionally, I create 3D work using air-dry clay and papier-mâché.