Create Without Fear: Practicing Intuitive Art
Class Description:
Are you ready to liberate your inner artist and discover a world where creativity knows no boundaries? Join Shelby Abrahamsen on an exhilarating journey of intuitive art, where perfectionism takes a backseat, and your artistic spirit soars freely. This captivating course is tailored for everyone yearning to break free from the confines of expectations and fear, allowing you to embrace your creativity without hesitation.
In this immersive experience, Shelby will lead you through hands-on drawing and painting sessions that will inspire you to embrace imperfections, foster curiosity, and nurture innovation.
Say goodbye to self-doubt and judgment, and let your artistic journey be a celebration of self-expression. Enroll now and watch your creativity flourish like never before.
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Ratings and Reviews
Tayler
I’ve been needing something like this. I’ve got a previous new baby and a lot of mental health journey and I just kind of needed to get something onto paper, make something to just please my creative soul. This was a lovely class and I found it so very helpful. I actually loved how you were a little distracted, Shelby, it was lovely and authentic and not perfect and I freaking was vibing with that feeling and loved it- thanks a million 🙂
Foxsy Team
I had a lot of fun! I engaged in the chat and I doodled some art with my pen. I'm not an artist but I wanted to try to draw. My attempt at drawing visuals from a dream I had recently and also include some flowers just because I like drawing them sometimes when I doodle. Surreal, yes. I happen to appreciate surreal art. This workshop gave me permission to get creative in a social setting which is important as one who values creativity. Thank you!
I really enjoyed jumping into this one! Even experienced a bit of nostalgia; I used to do this regularly in the past. I appreciate the tips on partial planning, such as using a smaller selection of materials/mediums or colors. (If the image is viewable, don't mind that odd-looking clam thing or the bottom. LoL)