Live online art journaling classes and workshops.

Explore your creativity in a safe and supportive environment.

Connection Creativity Community

Make time for yourself, connect with others and share in an experience that can change your life. Through journaling, painting and collage, journalers express themselves in an encouraging environment without judgement or criticism

No experience needed!

What is Art Journaling

Upcoming Fall Classes

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Workplace Programs

Art Journaling workshops for organizations include, 2 hour art journaling workshops for teams, mental health for facilitators and a variety lunch and learn topics focused on mental health.

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About Me

My name is Anna and I believe everyone is an artist and that includes you. My classes give journalers a safe and encouraging environment to explore their creative self. Guided by me, an art journaling session includes writing prompts, painting suggestions, and composition explanations.

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Company Retreats

Bring your team together with Art Journaling at your company retreat. In person or virtually, Art Journaling with Anna is a way for your team to connect with each other, and hone in on goals, and build a foundation for collaboration.

What people are saying

I was the wannabe art kid who couldn’t art. Art-anxiety crept in and I just stopped doing paper art all together. My first few sessions with Anna, I wanted to do it “right". I was so nervous because I *knew* there must be a “right”, right?! But session after session Anna made me see that whatever I do at that moment *is* right.

Kristina

I just want to say I loved your Art Journal lessons.  They were so much fun learning all the new techniques to making our journals so personal and unique.  I always loved the playful side of art and was never that good at actually drawing, so being able to do a little bit of it all was so exciting and creative. 

Sharon

Making art can feel intimidating and working with Anna feels the opposite of intimidating. I’m not an artist in the traditional sense, though I do consider myself creative because I like to make things and notice and create beauty.

Renee