Jesmonite is a water-based and eco-friendly resin, which is non-toxic and has no dangerous fumes. It’s a versatile casting material, and we’ll run through the different colours, textures and finishes you can achieve.
Come and learn how to use Jesmonite, and design and create your own colourful trinket tray. It also makes a fun handmade gift (if you can part with it!).
This is a beginner-friendly class with all materials provided – just come and have fun! Create your own tray and learn all the steps to recreate it at home as well.
What we will cover?
In this hands-on workshop we will cover:
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An introduction to Jesmonite
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Casting a trinket tray using silicone moulds
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Instructions on how to create marble effect
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Instructions on how to make terrazzo chips
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Instructions on how to use metallic foils
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How to use Jesmonite at home
Accessibility
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Wheelchair Accessible Venue
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Gender Neutral Bathrooms
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Discounted Early Bird Tix
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Free First Nations Tix
Who will be teaching?
Jess Wilson (Dubblu) is a multidisciplinary artist, illustrator and muralist based in Footscray. Her work focuses on immersive experiences, employing a variety of techniques from audio, animation and sensory.
If she can convince her audience to climb into a pipe or crawl on the ground she considers it to be a success. She is the Creative Designer for Science Play Kids, as well as a workshop facilitator to make science and art accessible for all.
Important info:
Photo: Laneway student works
Any other questions or ways we can assist with accessibility? Just shoot us an email at melbourne@lanewaylearning.com.