
Mixed Media Drawing with Daisy Parris
Daisy will guide you through their process of finding inspiration in the everyday, showing how experimentation and play can transform even the simplest idea into a beautiful artwork.
Join artist Toby Ziegler and explore how pattern and form can be disrupted through collage. Using Toby’s custom printouts, you’ll tear, layer, and arrange shapes, experimenting with colour and pattern to build dynamic scenes.
Add paint and coloured paper to develop your piece further. Experiment and be playful in your approach to making.
Throughout the workshop, you’ll gain insight into Toby’s creative process, discovering how structure and chance can interact to produce exciting final works.
• Toby Ziegler printouts
• Colour paper
• Acrylic paint
• Brushes
• Gluestick
• Pot of water
• Old magazines (optional)

Toby Ziegler (b. 1972) combines motifs from a wide range of sources, including photographs of the Freud family, Spanish still-life paintings, Dutch Old Masters, and 19th-century landscapes. He uses computers to create new forms and pictorial spaces, experimenting with faceted structures in his sculptures and layered patterns in his two-dimensional work. Turning these digital forms into physical objects allows small mistakes and quirks to appear, blurring the line between figuration and abstraction. Ziegler delights in the shifts between virtual and real, and in the physical acts of breaking, distorting, and altering materials. While he offers some guidance for the viewer, he intentionally leaves room for personal interpretation.
Download the easy-to-follow workshop flash sheet to follow along with written instructions.