How Your Owlet Takes Shape

The tutor has specially selected an owlet model designed and illustrated by Mr Brade, a sculptor from Taiwan. Using light-cured resin 3D printing technology, the details are vivid and the poses realistic. Each participant will receive an unpainted model, and during the workshop, the tutor guides you step by step to bring your little owl to life with unique colours!

Participants can refer to real images of owl for painting to experience the focus and fun of handcrafting, while also learning about the owl's body structure and features.

To ensure everyone can immerse themselves in creation with peace of mind, the tutor has chosen low-irritation, lightly scented water-based paints. If you accidentally get some on your hands, it can be easily washed off with water after the activity. Come and give your owl a unique feather colour, and create your own little forest companion! (After finishing, feel free to take photos with the owl animal ambassadors at KFBG’s Jim Ades Raptor Sanctuary!)

Karmille Art

Passionate about nature and birdwatching, he primarily creates models of animals and related scenes. With years of experience painting various animal models, mainly birds, he has participated in creating wetland and farmland scene displays for exhibitions. He has also guided kingfisher figurine painting workshops during the Countryside Eco-Festival. In recent years, he has participated in designing and producing trophies for the Hong Kong Bird Call Contest 2025.

Registration 

Before you book

• Children under 12 must be accompanied by a parent and register separately.
• Entrance fee is not included.
• Please arrive 10 minutes early.
• Please bring a small container capable of holding approximately 25–30g of the finished product to take home.