Journal to the Center
You'll bring a blank journal to begin your artful descent to your center with visual journaling! You'll receive written and visual prompts to inspire you to begin writing and illustrating your experiences, thoughts, and feelings. Whether your subjects are profound or everyday, you will create a lavish and enticing book in which to record and honor your life.
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When
June 14, 2009
Where
- The Art of Your Life Studio
Portland, OR
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Notes: Tuition: 50. Bring a blank journal. All other supplies provided. W... see more
Notes:
Tuition: 50. Bring a blank journal. All other supplies provided.
Workshop meets from 12-5
You can register online at: http://www.serenabarton.com or contact instructor.
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- Class / Group Sessions
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"A Thoughtful and Caring Teacher"
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- Linda Womack
- Portland, OR
Review of Serena Barton, January 05, 2009
Serena is a talented artist and thoughtful teacher. She offers a variety of exciting workshops that guide her students into creating works with real depth. If you want a class where you have permission to try anything and the support to do it, go see Serena and have a wonderful time!
Serena is a talented artist and thoughtful teacher. She offers a variety of exciting workshops that guide her students into creating works with real depth. If you want a class where you have permission to try anything and the support to do it, go see Serena and have a wonderful time!
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"enjoy making art without critiques"
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- cheekyboots
- Portland, OR
Review of Serena Barton, January 02, 2009
I've been in Serena's women's art group for over a year. What I love about Serena's style is that she makes art very approachable. She makes art about experimentation, discovery, and play rather than perfecting techniques and getting critiqued. The group has a casual, spunky, fun, accepting atmosphere that I enjoy. Experimentation is encouraged and if you don't like something you made - hey, paint over it!
She is definitely not an "art school" type of instructor, which I really like. At the same time, I have learned specific techniques, like how to make altered books and how to paint faces. But I learned it in a way that wasn't intimidating and scary. And while we don't do critiques in the group, we do share and appreciate each others work, and talk about what we see in it, which I find illuminating.
I've been in Serena's women's art group for over a year. What I love about Serena's style is that she makes art very approachable. She makes art about experimentation, discovery, and play rather than perfecting techniques and getting critiqued. The group has a casual, spunky, fun, accepting atmosphere that I enjoy. Experimentation is encouraged and if you don't like something you made - hey, pa...
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Thanks for your thoughtful review! I love our group and am so glad you are a group member!
Thanks for your thoughtful review! I love our group and am so glad you are a group member!
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