5 Things You Need to Know About Sfumato

Where creativity meets connection, here are five things you need to know about Sfumato:

1. How to pronounce Sfumato

First, you want to think of an Italian chef. Yep, you read that right. Second, you want to imitate the 'chef kiss' gesture. Then sound out the word, like so…

Sfu - ma - to. 

Sfumato. 

‍2. The meaning of the word Sfumato

The word "Sfumato" is an Italian Renaissance painting technique that means softened or blurred edges. Leonard Da Vinci famously used this technique when he painted the Mona Lisa.

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3. Alcohol-free 

You'll sip herbal tea smoothies in this "sip and paint" workshop. By ditching alcohol, you'll be encouraged to fully engage in the artistic process and foster authentic connections in a relaxed environment. This approach aligns with our focus on integrating mental wellness into daily life. 

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4. Professional Artist Guidance

In addition to leading Sfumato workshops, I'm also a practising visual artist-curator with over 10 years of experience. When leading the Sfumato workshops, I integrate my experience and passion for art and teaching. I guide you through the workshop, offering tips and inspiration while leaving opportunities for your individual creativity to shine.

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5. Easy booking and bespoke choices 

Each workshop can also be customised to a specific theme or activity. From "Mental Health Awareness Week" to networking events needing a unique edge. Visit our contact page here to book your bespoke Sfumato workshop. 

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