What makes your creations uniquely yours? Finding your creative personality can feel daunting. But creativity is a process, not a destination. A short, daily creative practice is a freeing opportunity to make for the sake of it. It can bring joy back into creating, help quiet your inner critic, and give your talents space to develop naturally. In this 4-week workshop, you’ll use drawing, painting, and creative writing to document your day, experiment with images and text, and explore your thoughts and voice. Each class encourages you to build creating into your daily routine, and helps you find ways to make that feel easy. You’ll need paper and your favorite art supplies. Great for all levels!
Workshop Timeline
- Milestone 1: In Visual Journaling: Draw Your Feelings, a Skillshare Original with Jordan Sondler, you’ll look inward to find the beauty in your own vulnerability (your feelings don’t have to be pretty to be beautiful!) Engage in some true self care and let it all out with some easy exercises to get you started. Share your work (if you’re comfortable sharing) in the Project Gallery by April 1st.
- Milestone 2: Next up, in Discover Your Art Style, artist and illustrator Ria Sharon gives you more simple exercises to help nurture your artistic development. In each exercise, Ria challenges you to be thoughtful about what comes up as you sketch, and encourages you to embrace your fear. This class is a bite-sized 14-minutes, but requires that you set aside about 30 minutes a day for your practice. Submit images of your exercises to the Project Gallery by April 10th.
- Milestone 3: Last, join writer, speaker, and self-healing advocate Yasmine Cheyenne in Writing for Self-Discovery: 6 Journaling Prompts for Gratitude and Growth, a Skillshare Original. Let go of images for a while and try your hand at practicing vulnerability with words. Give yourself permission to write for the sake of it and, in the process, learn something new, different, and inspiring about what drives you. Through six meditative writing prompts, you’ll gain tools and frameworks to open your mind, leave judgment behind, and make the most of your writing. All you need is a pen, paper, and a willingness to let it all out. Submit your work to the Project Gallery by April 20th.
What makes your creations uniquely yours? Finding your creative personality can feel daunting. But creativity is a process, not a destination. A short, daily creative practice is a freeing opportunity to make for the sake of it. It can bring joy back into creating, help quiet your inner critic, and give your talents space to develop naturally. In this 4-week workshop, you’ll use drawing, painting, and creative writing to document your day, experiment with images and text, and explore your thoughts and voice. Each class encourages you to build creating into your daily routine, and helps you find ways to make that feel easy. You’ll need paper and your favorite art supplies. Great for all levels!
Workshop Timeline
- Milestone 1: In Visual Journaling: Draw Your Feelings, a Skillshare Original with Jordan Sondler, you’ll look inward to find the beauty in your own vulnerability (your feelings don’t have to be pretty to be beautiful!) Engage in some true self care and let it all out with some easy exercises to get you started. Share your work (if you’re comfortable sharing) in the Project Gallery by April 1st.
- Milestone 2: Next up, in Discover Your Art Style, artist and illustrator Ria Sharon gives you more simple exercises to help nurture your artistic development. In each exercise, Ria challenges you to be thoughtful about what comes up as you sketch, and encourages you to embrace your fear. This class is a bite-sized 14-minutes, but requires that you set aside about 30 minutes a day for your practice. Submit images of your exercises to the Project Gallery by April 10th.
- Milestone 3: Last, join writer, speaker, and self-healing advocate Yasmine Cheyenne in Writing for Self-Discovery: 6 Journaling Prompts for Gratitude and Growth, a Skillshare Original. Let go of images for a while and try your hand at practicing vulnerability with words. Give yourself permission to write for the sake of it and, in the process, learn something new, different, and inspiring about what drives you. Through six meditative writing prompts, you’ll gain tools and frameworks to open your mind, leave judgment behind, and make the most of your writing. All you need is a pen, paper, and a willingness to let it all out. Submit your work to the Project Gallery by April 20th.
