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Layers of colour. Layers of calm.

Stencilling is one of those techniques that immediately makes you feel like you know what you’re doing, because you do. This workshop uses layered stencils and acrylic paints to create bird and nature-themed designs that are detailed, colourful and completely your own.

Out in nature first

We start with a gentle guided walk to spot local birds and wildlife. Livvy points out what to look for and how to identify what you’re seeing, skills you can take home and use on your own. Binoculars available to share.
Venue note: walk and workshop locations confirmed on booking. Livvy has recommended venues across Bristol and Gloucestershire.

Then we layer up

Using a curated set of bird and nature stencils, acrylic paints and paint pens, you’ll build up layered designs across a 2.5 to 3 hour session. Livvy guides you through each step, and there are lots of existing stencil designs to work with, so you’re never starting from a blank canvas.
You’ll finish with between 6 and 12 small designs. Stencilling is quicker than you’d think, and you’ll find your rhythm fast.

At A Glance

Why It’s Good For You

Calm your nervous system

The rhythm of stencilling is quietly absorbing. Combined with a nature walk, it’s a full reset.

Engage a different part of your brain

Choosing colours and building layers is creative problem-solving at its most enjoyable.

Genuinely social

You’ll be comparing designs, swapping stencils and sharing ideas throughout. It’s a lovely afternoon.

Gifts to take home

Six to twelve small pieces means plenty to keep and plenty to give. Perfect as cards, prints or framed art.

New ways to notice nature

Learn to spot birds and wildlife in your everyday surroundings. Simple, practical, no expertise required.

Pricing

Garden Bird

Reduced Access Price

Swift and Swallow

Sustainable Price

Full Peacock

Ideal Support Price

Still out of reach? Use the pay-as-you-feel button. No questions asked. A portion of every booking goes to local wildlife trusts and families in Gaza rebuilding after displacement.

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