Workshops

Cut the screen fatigue. Literally.

WORKSHOPS | DISCOVER COLLAGE

Open sessions

Using repurposed materials, TIW workshops are designed to get you back on analogue, exploring self-expression through tactile and creative collage art techniques and composition.

01 / It’s good for your mind

The number one goal: get you off screens and back to real life to help lower your cortisol levels through self-expression.

02 / It's led by an expert

Led by the internationally featured collage artist Sue Morais, the sessions encourage experimentation to keep things moving with purpose.

03 / It’s sustainable

The Inspired Within repurpose vintage books, magazines and special papers, giving a new meaning through collage.

Creating stories with paper

From basic to advanced techniques, TIW workshops teaches how to explore creative cutting and clever compositions to bring your collage to life.

Upcoming workshops

Su/Real: Intro to Collage

09.05
2:00-4:00PM
$69/PP
Chippendale
Explore the foundations of analogue surreal collage art with curated materials.

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Brasilidades

23.05
2:00-4:00PM
$69/PP
Chippendale
A special themed collage workshop to explore the rich culture of Brazil through collage.

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Coffee & Collage

Date TBC
11:30-1:30PM
$29/PP
Ampersand Paddington
Self-guided session. Get collaging while sipping your favourite brew.
Collage kit included.

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WORKSHOPS | FOR TEAMS

Status: Analogue

Designed to get teams to circle back to their creativity, while tackling screen fatigue and stress.

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WORKSHOPS | DEEP DIVE

Clever Cuts

A deep dive into clever and unique analogue collage art composition, layering and cutting techniques.

Coming soon.

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The reviews

5 stars reviews

“Attending the collage workshop with Sue was such a beautiful and grounding experience for me. It felt like a much needed pause, a space to slow down and reconnect with myself in a creative and intuitive way…”

— P. Borges

“This was definitely one of the best workshops I have ever attended. Why? It allowed me to unleash my creative side, which I hadn’t realized I had creative block despite working in design”.