ARTWORK

What Students Are Saying
Exploring gesture and ways of seeing in each class was exciting
Exploring gesture and ways of seeing, each class was exciting. Since taking these workshops, I find that I am seeing the world around me with greater wonder and curiosity about how I can further express myself artistically. Read more “Exploring gesture and ways of seeing in each class was exciting”

When I first heard of Georgia’s workshop about visual linguistics I thought, I don’t need that.
I’ll be turning to this type of art-making to keep myself free-flowing and creative between the most exacting works. It’s the dynamic approach of just allowing the creativity to flow and play to happen. The workshop methods have wound their way into my landscape painting as an approach of purely creative abandon. Read more “When I first heard of Georgia’s workshop about visual linguistics I thought, I don’t need that. “

Intro: Abstract Painting ~ Oil and Cold Wax
Intro to abstract painting with oil and cold wax: this exciting medium allows for a very ‘painterly’ means of expression and a great deal of versatility in your mark-making. Create expressive marks, great impasto effects, carve and texture your surface. *Limited Class Size
Free Demo – Intro to Paper Cutting
Add this traditional art form, practiced the world over, to your creative arsenal! This art form was first brought into focus as a modern form of expression by Matisse and remains popular with many artists today. It lends itself easily to ever artistic style from representational, folk-art, illustration, minimalist, and abstract.
Visual Linguistics-Explore Your Creative Voice
Tap into your intuitive language and develop a stronger visual vocabulary in your artwork. This intensive will remove the barriers by supporting you to act without questioning or second-guessing your intent. Use this process to push your art forward in 2020! Limited class size.

Exploring gesture and ways of seeing in each class was exciting. Since taking these workshops, I find that I am seeing the world around me with greater wonder and a curiosity about how I can further express myself artistically.
Michael Bala, Psychotherapist and Jungian Analyst