Come Make Art with Me!
I want you to know that even if you think you are “not creative” you can make art.
I want you to experience the connection and founding that comes from using natural materials.
I want you to know the peacefulness that comes
from meditating through art.
My colleague, Emily Pavidis, and I have put together an experience that combines the power of the mind with the healing powers of art and nature.
Take a journey to the subconscious,
Discover the power of art to heal.
Feel the centered and energized as you journey within, create art amongst a small group of like-minded souls, and walk away with the tools you need to infuse your life with more grounded-ness, more energy, and more creativity.
Register in the Next 48 Hours and You Could Win an Acrylic Paint Set!
In addition to getting in on the pre-registration pricing, $45 instead of $59, if you sign up in the next 48 hours from the publishing of this post, you will be entered to win a free set of Dick Blick acrylic paints. (I have no affiliation with Dick Blick. 🙂 See the paints here.
Learn more about the Mindful Art Workshop, Saturday, May 2, at 9:30 – 12:30
Hi there,
I’m a secondary school art teacher and with mental health issues on the increase in schools I would like to teach mindful art to help students to relax and as a form of meditation. Do.you ha e any ideas or advice you would be happy to share.
Many thanks
Hi Laura:
You might try this post: http://mindfulartstudio.com/meditate-through-art/ or this one: http://mindfulartstudio.com/can-you-meditate-through-art/ or this one on doodling: http://mindfulartstudio.com/simple-drawing-techniques-for-anxiety/ Good luck!
Amy