Collage Workshop: Red Tailed Black Cockatoo

Create a framed and ready-to-hang image of the iconic red-tailed black cockatoo!



2.5 hours Location Fremantle Class size 1 to 12 guests   $185 - $195 ($195 per guest when you book for 1 guest, $185/guest for 2+ guests) (Afterpay available)

Join Fi in this collage art class and learn how to recreate the iconic red-tailed black cockatoo in your own unique style!
In this session, you will learn some of the techniques, materials and ideas involved to continue to create at your own leisure. The colour mixing and paper printing have been done in advance so that you can have a short session. We will use some specially created tools to help you achieve the required outcome.
Be reassured, Fi's projects are accessible to all kinds of people, no matter your age or level of art-making experience. The images shown here are all created by our guests who claim that they 'have no creative skills'.
Let's get stuck into a short, creative collage session. Learn about this fantastic medium for beginners (and those with existing creative skills), meet some other like-minded people, and complete and take home your own ready-to-hang image at the end of the session.
This session is perfect for small groups of family or friends.
Is this for you?
This is a follow-along step-by-step collage workshop.
No skills are required; all the tricky bits are taken care of for you; you just need an ability to follow instructions in English and the physical dexterity and eyesight to use scissors and glue.
Note: We aim to make this workshop as accessible as possible, so if you have any physical constraints, please let us know in advance, and we can tweak the workshop for you.
This is a small group session, so Fi is on hand to help you where and when needed.
What you'll get
  • All art materials required to create the collage (including aprons)
  • Framing and framing up of artwork before leaving
  • Complimentary glass of wine and nibbles
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Knowledge required
For all skill levels.
What to bring
Just your own water bottle.
Location

Stackwood, Stack Street, Fremantle WA

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  • 5/5 from Fiona Perman, attended Aug 2025: I was so impressed by this workshop. I have always called myself aritistically handicapped - and I may well be - but I got to feel a little spark of - wow - I did that!! haha. Fi is wonderful. She helps everyone feel comfortable. Her system of teaching is so inclusive. So much fun - I cant wait to do another... Thanks FI
  • 5/5 from Robin Moustaka, attended Aug 2025: I had such a great experience at Fi Wilkie's Collage class. class! The studio location is perfect for learning, and Fi was clear, fun, and really engaging. I came in with little experience, but felt totally supported and comfortable the whole time. The small group size made it easy for Fi to help us all. The highlight for me was that I got to take my artwork home beautifully framed— most art classes skip this and my pieces remain in a corner never framed.
  • 5/5 from Katrina Davy, attended Aug 2025: Wonderful teacher who provided great instructions and assistance for all kinds of learners. Highly recommend!
Your teacher

Fi Wilkie
Fi Wilkie
(Toot Studio)

5.0 (7)
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My workshops are all about building creative confidence. Dynamic, joyful, accessible, informative, inspiring and achievable.
I have a formal background in design and over the past 30 years have developed a diverse practice in the visual arts. I reckon that flexing our creative muscles and building our confidence in ourselves and in others is a direct way to building better mental well being, and in turn, more resilient and dynamic communities.
How this started? Twenty years ago I was hospitalised flat on my back for 9 long difficult weeks. I vowed that when I was out of there I would pursue more of the things that made me happy. Do the things that really meant something to me. Revaluing my visual arts practice came out of this and it lead to a big shift in how I think about my own creativity and what I might do with it, to give it meaning to me and to others.
So in the past 20 years all kinds of great projects have come my way via my arts practice. Including working with government bodies, corporate bonding events, community development activities, invites to schools, collaborating with nature conservation bodies and best of all, meeting and working with so many 'raw beginners', who have then gone on to be inspired to find space in their lives for more creativity.
2026-10-30 15:00:00
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