The Power of Play
$30.00The Power of Play
$30 (Original price: $75)
6 chapters | ~2 hours of video + notes | 2 paintings | Lifetime access
Did you know that play increases your capacity for creativity? Isn’t that the best news you’ve heard today! When you engage in joyful art making, free from expectations you will find yourself having some “Aha” moments.
In this course, you’ll let go of the outcome and jump into the process. You will play with unusual papers and materials, discover textures, explore gluing tips and more mixed media avenues. The best part is the journey we take from play to integrating and the finishing two pieces. I know many times you may reach a point when you don’t know if the piece is finished or not. In the final video where I begin to pull it together will give you confidence in completing your work. So please join me for a play date.
Awaken your childlike wonder and rediscover the joy of creating through play.
Ask deep questions that help uncover the wisdom of your inner guide. Learn to embrace every color and use it to express your authentic voice.
The Power of Play is an online course from my Classic Library that guides you over six chapters and about 2 hours of video plus notes. This class will explore acrylic painting techniques, surface treatment, collage, mixed media tips and tricks and exploring several different papers and surfaces. You will discover the power of layering and how to integrate your collage pieces. The self-paced videos are broken into chapters, and you will create two paintings, and come away with many papers for future work.
This course originally sold for $75 and now it is available for $30. It is hosted on the learning platform Ruzuku, and you will have lifetime access. This course is for you if you wish to explore letting go and trusting the process while learning how to finish the art.
I'm adding courses from my earlier bundled classes. While some of you might already have these, I want my new followers to access them as well. I'll be uploading a new online course each month. I have heard from students that they still want classes, and this is a way that I can provide them. As I dedicate more time in the studio preparing new pieces for exhibitions, I'll also share insights into my creative journey, including installations and fresh directions. I encourage you to follow along and subscribe to my YouTube channel to receive updates when new courses launch.

