Miniature Masterpieces: An Introduction to Micromosaics by Kathryn Wardill

In this hands-on workshop, you’ll learn to create your miniature artwork using precision and patience. Whether you’re imagining a wearable piece or small sculpture, you’ll gain the skills to bring your ideas to life. Explore the fascinating history of micromosaic art while mastering the techniques, tools, and materials. No prior experience is needed, just a steady hand, good eyesight (think threading a needle), and a willingness to work on a small scale. Expect a structured, engaging experience with live demonstrations and time to practice. You’ll create your own beautiful micromosaic, and confidence to keep making your own. Perfect for artists, crafters, and curious creatives alike. Come discover the magic hidden in the smallest of details.

Registration: $950. Book now HERE
BYO Materials & Tools: approx $180 – please see the BYO Materials & Tools list

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About the instructor
Kathryn Wardill is a Melbourne-based contemporary jewellery artist and educator. She received her Bachelor of Visual Art (Gold and Silversmithing) in 1994 from Griffith University, followed by a Bachelor of Fine Art with First Class Honours in 1995 from RMIT University. In 1998, she completed both a Graduate Diploma of Tertiary Teaching & Learning and a Master of Arts (Fine Art by Research) at RMIT University. For the past 30 years, Wardill has actively participated in group and solo exhibitions, artist residencies, and international conference presentations.


About UniSQ School of Creative Arts 
The School of Creative Arts is a community of artists, scholars and researchers who seek to lead and inspire students and the community through collaboration and innovation. We enable and encourage creative and informed student reflection, critique, the formation and production of creative outcomes and patterns of life-long learning and curiosity.