Ever wondered what it’s like to turn the tranquil beauty of Negombo Lagoon into a masterpiece of your own? The Paint Your Lagoon workshop offers an inspiring and immersive painting experience, blending art and culture in an unforgettable setting. Let your creativity flow as you capture the essence of the lagoon’s stunning landscapes and rich heritage.
Includes:
A guided introduction to the history and cultural significance of canvas painting and its connection to Negombo Lagoon.
A hands-on painting session led by local artisans, focusing on essential techniques such as layering, color mixing, and brushwork.
All required materials, including canvas, acrylic paints, brushes, and easels.
Aprons and hand towels for convenience during the session.
A group photo with completed artworks to commemorate your experience.
Refreshments, including tea, coffee, or a local drink, to keep you energized.
Excludes:
Additional meals or beverages outside the provided refreshments.
Transportation to and from the workshop venue.
Extra painting materials for personal use beyond the workshop.
Experience:
Step into the serene surroundings of Negombo Lagoon and channel its natural beauty into a vibrant work of art. This workshop begins with a captivating introduction to the lagoon’s historical and cultural impact on local artistry. Under the guidance of skilled artisans, you’ll master key painting techniques to create a personal representation of the lagoon.
As the session unfolds, immerse yourself in the creative process, inspired by the lagoon’s water patterns, lush landscapes, and diverse wildlife. The event concludes with a community sharing session, where participants exchange thoughts and stories about their artwork, fostering a deeper connection to Sri Lanka’s artistic heritage.
Whether you’re a seasoned painter or a beginner, this experience promises a memorable journey into the heart of Negombo’s cultural identity, leaving you with a one-of-a-kind keepsake.
Details:
Time Duration: 3 to 3.5 hours
Location: Negombo
Age Category: Kids (3–10 years)/
Adults (10+ years)
