Tessa Beale and Peter Woodward will guide you through drawing processes that help you respond to your surroundings. You’ll draw from UDLA’s central Fremantle balcony – with views over Cantonment Street, Market Street, and Fremantle Port – using simple techniques to observe and translate these views into postcard sketches. The focus will be on spontaneity and capturing character rather than perfection, making it suitable for beginners and experienced sketchers alike.

All materials provided, including snacks and a beverage.

All money from ticket sales will be donated to Bush Heritage Australia

Full address:
Level 2 Atwell Building
3 Cantonment Street, Fremantle

For questions about this event, please contact the organiser.

Tessa Beale

Tessa is engaged in a material practice. Using the handmade, her work investigates the potential of material properties to explore ideas of transformation working across the mediums of print, drawing, sculpture and photography. She currently works from her studio at Victoria Hall in Walyalup/Fremantle, having previously undertaken both solo and collaborative residencies at SIM in Reykjavik, Iceland, Fremantle Arts Centre and Midland Junction Arts Centre.

Peter Woodward 

Peter is a landscape architect and urban designer at UDLA with over 30 years of experience. He has been sketching the built environment for decades – it’s not only his way of understanding his surroundings, but a crucial part of his design process.

UDLA

With combined expertise in design, strategy and engagement, UDLA delivers ideas-driven projects that are grounded in real places and people. Whatever the project, we respond to each site’s context with cultural inclusivity and respect. From our studios in Walyalup (Fremantle, Western Australia) and Naarm (Melbourne, Victoria), our landscape-led, blended discipline approach brings integrated design solutions for clients, community and Country.

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