This show belongs to the Adelaide Fringe 2026 season. This season is now over.

Watercolour moon painting
Adelaide Fringe 2026

Mystical Watercolour Moons

Ready to paint?

Join us for relaxed, creative afternoon exploring watercolour techniques and creating glowing, mystical moonscapes.

Participants will be led through some fun modern watercolour techniques and then get to test them out creating their very own wonderful watercolour moon artworks to take home.

No experience needed—all supplies included and refreshments available 

Spaces are limited—book now to join the magic.

Presented by: Kari Cooper

Kari Cooper is a mixed media artist, illustrator, and designer from South Australia’s Riverland region. Her work dances between nature and imagination — where wildflowers meet fairytales, and stories come to life in colour and texture. Largely self-taught, Kari has spent over a decade exploring her love of art and storytelling, later completing studies in Visual Arts, and Design, She’s currently continuing her Graphic design journey at Torrens University and Billy Blue College of Design. Working with watercolour, ink, gouache, and oils, Kari blends traditional techniques with a modern twist to create dreamlike, story-rich imagery. Since 2023, she’s been running creative workshops that invite people of all skill levels to experiment, play, and reconnect with their inner artist.
Visual Arts and Design • Painting
South Australia

Suitability & warnings

Content rating: G
Family friendly: No

Accessibility

 
High visual content
 
Audience members interact from the seated or standing area

Presenter

Presented by: Kari Cooper

Kari Cooper is a mixed media artist, illustrator, and designer from South Australia’s Riverland region. Her work dances between nature and imagination — where wildflowers meet fairytales, and stories come to life in colour and texture. Largely self-taught, Kari has spent over a decade exploring her love of art and storytelling, later completing studies in Visual Arts, and Design, She’s currently continuing her Graphic design journey at Torrens University and Billy Blue College of Design. Working with watercolour, ink, gouache, and oils, Kari blends traditional techniques with a modern twist to create dreamlike, story-rich imagery. Since 2023, she’s been running creative workshops that invite people of all skill levels to experiment, play, and reconnect with their inner artist.

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