Byron Bay Brewery launches isolation education campaign, teaching people to make bad tattoos and write love songs

A group of Byron Bay creators will be giving a range of online classes on activities available for people to undertake in isolation, including photography, short film making, song writing and conniving mates to get bad tattoos.

The content series comes from Lion’s Byron Bay Brewery and creative agency 72 and Sunny Sydney.

Eden Saul, of surfboard company Dead Kooks, will be teaching viewers how to fix a ding on their board. Kai Neville will teach filmmaking, Mia Taninaka will teach painting, Ming Nomchong will give a lesson on photography, and artist Ozzie Wright and his partner Mylee Grace Fitzgerald will write a love song.

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