Art Tasters workshop series

Next date: Saturday, 21 March 2026 | 10:30 AM to 01:30 PM

Are you are interested in learning new art techniques? We have the workshops for you!

Join us in the Art Tasters workshop series to learn different art mediums and techniques with an artist each month.

Cost $25 - bookings essential. These inclusive workshops have all materials provided.

Caboolture Regional Art Gallery is open from Tuesday to Saturday, 10:00 AM - 4:00 PM.

Saturday 21 March: Scribble Grid 101 with Tory-Jay Mordey

Learn about the Scribble Grid with the guidance of established illustrator and mural artist Tori-Jay Mordey.

This technique is used by street artists to accurately and efficiently transfer and scale their artwork onto a large-scale surface without the need for precise measurements.

Tori-Jay has used the Scribble Grid technique throughout her career when painting both large-scale murals and smaller sized canvases. In this workshop you will accurately transfer a design onto a canvas with ease, opening up the world of mural art for you.

iPads with Procreate are provided for this workshop, however if you have your own device and app please bring that along.

About the artist: Tori-Jay Mordey is an established First Nations, Indigenous Australian illustrator and artist based in Meanjin/Brisbane. She openly shares both her Torres Strait Islander and English heritage, which is often reflected in her contemporary Indigenous art practice. With over nine years of professional experience within the art industry, she prides herself in her skills as a mural artist, digital artist, and painter. Tori-Jay has a very recognisable digital art style which often depicts exaggerated forms of human connection in relation to love, loss, and identity. She thoroughly enjoys creating pieces that emotionally speak to the viewer while also over-saturating the space with colour and light. Tori-Jay hopes her art and actions can make a difference when it comes to representing herself, her community, and contemporary Torres Straits Islander artists as a whole.