Arts & Crafts in Kensington, WA
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105 Brandon St, Kensington, 6151
(08) 9474 1039
graphic illustration, creative graphic designer, signmakers, visual communication, computer graphic design, graphic designer, graphic design, logos, Art studio, communication design, brand design, graphic design services 
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21 Gwenyfred Rd, Kensington, 6151
0427 816 105
Malini Parker Visual Artist and Art Classes Perth is a visual artist that offers art workshops in Perth, WA. If you are looking for a teacher who can help you create art, or to help you tap into your inner creativity, then go ahead and call us today to book your class. We offer a range of classes based on your preference. Malini Parker Visual Artist and Art Classes Perth is a scientist-turned-artist who is focused in teaching, writing, and painting. She believes that art saved her life and wants to make the same impact to others. She believes that everyone is a creative and capable of creating art. Her lessons will help you tap into your creativity and hopefully use this energy to help you express yourself. We have art workshops and painting classes that we do in Perth. If you are not in Perth, we have online courses that you will equally enjoy! So call us today and enquire or sign up to one of our art classes and join the hundreds who have benefitted from Malini's art les 
Open by appointment only., Kensington
0439 944 453
Drawing inspiration from uniquely beautiful Australian landscapes and designed to be used every day, Eucalypt Homewares founded in 2007, creates decorative and functional handmade ceramics. I like the idea of people using my work every day, that it becomes a part of their lives, their families, their histories. I feel joy comes from the functional and the everyday. Life is too fleeting not to use beautiful things. Australian ceramic artist, Melanie Sharpham is inspired by Australia’s natural landscapes and the urban environments of our cities. Eucalypts are majestic in their coats of dusty green and brown with offerings of exquisite and intricate flowers. The flowers, often unnoticed high in the tree canopy, remind us to seek quiet beauty in life. Unique to our place of dry earth and forever sky, the trees with their almost secret gems, evoke our spirit and connect us here. 