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Make Smudge art wherever you are

Everything we make with children at our studio gets written up so you can make it wherever you are. Pay once for art experiences you choose, or join the Hub and a new theme arrives every month.

The two ways to make Smudge art wherever you are

Two pages from Inside Days, one a modelled plasticine face, one a garden of painted cardboard flowers
Smudge at HomeFrom our table to yours

A stack of one-off art experiences, tried and tested with the kids at our studio first. Use bits you've already got in the cupboard and make one today.

A$9.95 A$14.95 each

One-time payment.

Choose yours
Two children threading ribbon through a cubby-house frame wrapped in clear film covered with colourful confetti dots, at the Smudge studio
The Smudge HubNew themes every month

Every theme in the library, plus a new one each month, with the material lists, photos and notes we use in the studio. For families, teachers and studio owners who make something most weeks.

$12 AUD a month

Cancel any time. $120 AUD if you pay for the year.

Take a look inside

Which one is for you?

What you get
Smudge at HomeOne-off art experiences you choose
The Smudge HubEvery theme in the library, plus a new one each month
Best if
Smudge at HomeYou want the school holidays sorted, or you're trying us out
The Smudge HubYou run art often, in a classroom, a studio, or at home most weeks
What it costs
Smudge at HomeOne-time payment
The Smudge HubMonthly membership, cancel any time

Plenty of people buy one first and join the Hub later, and plenty do both.

What Smudge families say

Everything feels doable now. The materials, the ideas. My kids are more curious and confident and I'm less stressed about what we should make.
Tom · Parent, Melbourne
I think the Smudge Hub is just fantastic, and I've already found so many ideas that I can put into practice with my kids in my studio.
Julie · Studio founder, Germany

Made at Smudge

Smudge Artspace is a studio at 102 Union Road, Surrey Hills, in Melbourne, where Emma and a small team run process art with children aged one to twelve every week of the year. Everything we sell here was made on our own tables first, by a room full of kids (usually with paint everywhere!).