Saturday Workshops
Saturday Workshops
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Welcome to the Saturday Creative Workshop series. Each Workshop will be over Zoom from 10:30-12:30 and each week will be a different topic. Join for one, two, or all. These are stand alone workshops and you don't need any prior art experience to join in. $40

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The Joys of Travel Journaling

January 10

If you've always wanted to travel journal but don't know where to start, or think travel journaling is only for 'artists', which is easy to think that way because everything online looks so beautiful, this class is for you. I truly believe travel journaling is for everyone. Also, if you are a person who can draw what you see accurately, you should still come, because everyone is welcome, and maybe you need to learn to not worry about things being perfect? Click here for more details.


travel journal

Watercolour Pencil Crayons

January 24

Of all the art supplies, watercolour pencil crayons are the ones I get asked about most. Usually, it goes something like: “I have these, but… what do I do with them?”
This workshop is your chance to experiment, play, and discover just how invaluable these little treasures can be. They’re a staple in my art kit, and I’m excited to show you why. Their effect may be subtle, but it can make a big impact on your pages. Click here for more details


watercolour bird and pencil nest

The Art of Lettering

January 31

Letter your pages with confidence

With a bit of tweaking and practice, you can develop a lettering style that’s uniquely your own. Maybe you’re a neat block-letter printer, or perhaps you have a natural flair for script. Whatever your style, this workshop is your chance to refine it and make your pages truly personal. We’ll finish the day by creating a quote card using your favourite new lettering style. Click here for more details.



lettering


Acrylic Background Techniques

February 7

Learn how to use layers and texture to create art journal pages with depth.

Backgrounds are the foundation of all art journal pages. In this workshop you will be exploring a variety of background techniques that will add richness, layers, and texture to your pages. 

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    acrylic background

    Watercolour Chickens and Trees

    February 14

    This class promises to be as fun as it sounds—a chance to learn watercolour painting while enjoying yourself. Since watercolour often requires waiting for layers to dry, you’ll work on two (or more) paintings at once, switching between them as you go. You’ll create a beautiful winter tree scene with a snowy background, learning how to use salt to add depth, and learn colour mixing while painting a flock of silly chickens. 

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    watercolour chicken

     

     

     

    What others are saying

    As a participant in a number of Anna's art workshops I can say Do Not Miss this opportunity to have a date with your creative self in a fun and supportive environment.  Art journalling with Anna saved my sanity during the challenges over the last several months!
    ~Veronica~
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    This was my first-time art journaling. I used to keep a journal when I was in high school (years ago), then my sister found it and read it, Art journaling is interesting, the message you write is hidden in the artwork... It was fun to play with colors and images, no artistic experience was required and I learned new things about art mediums, textures, color combinations. Anna, thank you for sharing your tips and techniques. 
    ~Lena~
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    Art Journaling with Anna has changed my life! I love the process involved in creating each page. Transforming thoughts into Art and learning not to judge my work has brought me great joy! I've never been one to write in a journal...but THIS!! This is it for me! I am such a visual person so I get so excited at the idea of "making something".
    ~Laura~
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    "I literally can't stop!"
    ~also Laura~