FACE LAB: PORTRAITS, PEOPLE & PERSONALITY

Sale Price: A$130.00 Original Price: A$150.00
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Kids Portrait Drawing Workshop Sydney

For the child who is always sketching faces, characters and people. ✏️

If your child loves to draw but keeps asking “How do I make it look more realistic?”, this workshop is for them.

FACE LAB is a full day of portrait drawing where young artists learn how to really look at a face, understand its proportions and confidently draw what they see.

From eyes, noses and lips to hair, expressions and shading, we'll break portrait drawing into simple, achievable steps before bringing everything together into a finished artwork they'll be proud to take home.

No experience needed. Just a love of drawing.

What They’ll Learn & Create

  • Understand the proportions of the human face

  • Sketch eyes, noses, lips, ears and hair

  • Capture different expressions and personalities

  • Use shading to create depth and dimension

  • Experiment with pencil, charcoal and mixed media

  • Explore realistic drawing and stylised illustration

  • Create a finished portrait artwork

What They’ll Take Home

  • A collection of facial-feature and portrait studies

  • Sketches and drawing exercises to keep practising from

  • A finished portrait artwork

  • New techniques and confidence they can take into their future drawings

Perfect For

Kids who love drawing, portraits, characters, fashion illustration or anime, as well as young artists who simply want to improve their drawing skills. Recommended for ages 7+. Beginners are very welcome.

📍 Workshop Details

📅 Wednesday 30 September 2026
🕒 10am to 3pm with a supervised lunch break
📍 A Little Bite Studio, Wentworth Point NSW
🎨 Recommended for ages 7+
💰 Early Bird $130 until 6 September | $150 thereafter
All art materials included

Bring a nut-free lunch, snacks and a named drink bottle.

🐦 Save $20 with Early Bird

Book by 6 September to secure the $130 early bird price.

Give them a day to slow down, really learn to draw and experience that brilliant moment when they look at their finished portrait and realise:

“I drew that.”

Kids Portrait Drawing Workshop Sydney

For the child who is always sketching faces, characters and people. ✏️

If your child loves to draw but keeps asking “How do I make it look more realistic?”, this workshop is for them.

FACE LAB is a full day of portrait drawing where young artists learn how to really look at a face, understand its proportions and confidently draw what they see.

From eyes, noses and lips to hair, expressions and shading, we'll break portrait drawing into simple, achievable steps before bringing everything together into a finished artwork they'll be proud to take home.

No experience needed. Just a love of drawing.

What They’ll Learn & Create

  • Understand the proportions of the human face

  • Sketch eyes, noses, lips, ears and hair

  • Capture different expressions and personalities

  • Use shading to create depth and dimension

  • Experiment with pencil, charcoal and mixed media

  • Explore realistic drawing and stylised illustration

  • Create a finished portrait artwork

What They’ll Take Home

  • A collection of facial-feature and portrait studies

  • Sketches and drawing exercises to keep practising from

  • A finished portrait artwork

  • New techniques and confidence they can take into their future drawings

Perfect For

Kids who love drawing, portraits, characters, fashion illustration or anime, as well as young artists who simply want to improve their drawing skills. Recommended for ages 7+. Beginners are very welcome.

📍 Workshop Details

📅 Wednesday 30 September 2026
🕒 10am to 3pm with a supervised lunch break
📍 A Little Bite Studio, Wentworth Point NSW
🎨 Recommended for ages 7+
💰 Early Bird $130 until 6 September | $150 thereafter
All art materials included

Bring a nut-free lunch, snacks and a named drink bottle.

🐦 Save $20 with Early Bird

Book by 6 September to secure the $130 early bird price.

Give them a day to slow down, really learn to draw and experience that brilliant moment when they look at their finished portrait and realise:

“I drew that.”