Touch Drawing Workshop

calendar_today Sun March 15th at 1:00 PM – 3:00 PM

diversity_3 Icicle Creek Center for the Arts

local_activity Registration required

attach_money $47

Join artist, Amber Zimmerman for this one day workshop.

Touch Drawing is a simple yet profound process that offers a way to connect creativity, feelings, and personal growth. This is an expressive and creative process that can be healing and rewarding. Even people who don’t think of themselves as artists can enjoy seeing their inner thoughts take shape on paper.

Paper is placed over wet paint, and images are made by pressing fingertips on the page. The hands move in response to feeling and touch. This opens a way to express emotions and ideas. A series of drawings is created, with each one helping the artist go a little deeper into themselves. We will move through guided sessions, some of which will include sound bathing to help bring depth and connection.

We will be using water-based oil paints. Aprons are provided, but comfortable clothing that is ok to get paint on is recommended.

Open to Age 16 and up.

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