BrightWalls Mural Program - Workshop 2

Next date: Saturday, 15 November 2025 | 10:00 AM to 12:00 PM

Workshop call out for Young Creatives! Street Art Workshops + New Mural Project at Dromana Tourist Centre

Are you 18–24 and interested in street art? Want to learn spray-paint techniques, get hands-on experience, and help shape a brand-new mural for the Dromana Tourist Centre?

We’re running two creative workshops where you’ll: Learn about street art and practice using spray paint in a guided, hands-on session.

Share your ideas and inspiration to help shape the final mural design.
Explore the importance of public art and its role in community spaces.
Be part of painting the final mural!

These workshops are all about creativity, collaboration, and community – a chance to learn new skills and contribute to a lasting piece of public art.

Led by internationally renowned street artist Daniel van de Wiel, who is a local artist and director of It Stands Out – these workshops will give you the tools, skills, and confidence to create.

Spaces are limited! 2 workshops only:

Saturday 8 November Dromana Community Hall 10am-12pm

Saturday 15 November Mount Martha House 10am-12pm

How to secure your place?

Email our Public Arts Officer at publicart@mornpen.vic.gov.au with the following details:

Your name
How many people
Contact phone number
Which workshops you would like to attend? Workshop 1 - Saturday 8 November or Workshop 2 - Saturday 15 November

About the artist

Daniel van de Wiel – Director, It Stands Out

Daniel van de Wiel is a local artist and the Director of It Stands Out (ISO), a creative collective that brings together artists, designers, and community-focused businesses. With a strong track record in public art, Daniel has led the design and installation of numerous large-scale murals for private clients, councils, and government bodies.

Under Daniel’s leadership, It Stands Out has developed a reputation for delivering projects that are not only visually impactful but also deeply community-driven. ISO’s work often begins with robust consultation – from workshops and forums to youth engagement programs – ensuring that local voices help shape the final artwork.

Daniel’s practice bridges art, design, production, and installation, with a focus on collaboration and inclusivity. His projects consistently aim to create vibrant, meaningful public spaces that foster connection, belonging, and joy. With a wealth of experience guiding stakeholder engagement and integrating feedback into the design process, Daniel and It Stands Out bring both creativity and professionalism to every commission.