Digital Art Club: Virtual Street Art

Join us at Yarn for a hands-on, screen-based creative series for kids aged 8 and up. Led by digital artist and music producer Graham Ginty, Digital Art Club offers four stand-alone workshops designed to spark imagination and get young minds making.

Whether they’re into Lego, beats, graffiti or visual effects, this is where tech meets creativity.

No experience needed. All equipment provided.

Saturday 26th April — Virtual Street Art

Get ready to make your mark - digitally! This workshop invites kids to explore the exciting world of virtual street art using iPads, stylus pens and the Procreate app. They'll learn how to create bold graffiti tags, experiment with colour, texture and digital brushes, and then layer their artwork onto real-life locations through photo editing. It’s a playful, expressive session that blends art, tech and local scenery in a creative new way.

 Who is Graham Ginty?

Graham Ginty is a Northern Ireland–based digital artist, musician, and educator with over 25 years of experience. As an electronic music producer and DJ, he has released work internationally and continues to perform with his duo, Seaplanes. Passionate about creative education, Graham has worked in community arts since 2001 and was a pioneer in delivering DJ Skills qualifications in schools and colleges. Through his business, Waveform Digital Media, he now leads digital art workshops for young people, covering everything from animation and filmmaking to music production and visual effects.