Mixed Media Sketchbook Freedom: Banish the Inner Critic
Art Journalling Techniques for Creative Expression
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What You Will Learn!
- Overcome your fear of the blank page
- Learn various mixed media techniques for your sketchbook or art journal
- Overcome perfectionism in the creation of your sketchbook spreads
- Learn how to tap into your intuition and use it to create highly personal artwork
Description
Are you a creative person who likes the idea of keeping sketchbooks, but often feels uninspired?
Do you have piles of sketchbooks that you’ve started but not finished?
Do you feel that keeping a sketchbook is dry and dull?
Let me show you a different approach, that will set you on the path of a new love affair with your sketchbook!
What will I learn in the workshop?
Approaches and mindsets that allow you to approach a sketchbook practice with enthusiasm and joy;
How to let go of perfectionism and enjoy the process;
A plethora of mixed media techniques and ideas for how to use them in your sketchbook;
Tips and tricks for working with the materials.
What materials will I need?
As well as some basic materials that you are likely to have at home already, you will need:
A sketchbook - you can use any sketchbook you like but I will talk through my preferred options.
Acrylic paint
Acrylic Ink
Gesso
Posca pens
Testimony from past participants:
“In the Sketchbook Freedom workshop I learnt new techniques and immediately felt inspired and confident to use them.. it was the perfect opportunity to further explore my creative side!”
“Your workshop has really refreshed my feelings about my sketchbook practice. Now I will use my sketchbook to interact and develop a valued relationship around images and the ideas that inspire me. I’m very excited!”
“I really enjoyed this workshop. I think it had the perfect balance of inspiration (looking at sketchbooks), theory (explanation of techniques), and freedom to create! Thank you so much Rose!”
Who Should Attend!
- People who want to start a sketchbook practice or loosen up an existing one. People who to overcome creative self criticism.