Creative Art Journalling - 2027 DATE TBC

£130.00
Sold

Enter your email address in the box below to be notified as soon as the next workshop date is confirmed.

A calm and gentle 1-day workshop where you will be working with a range of techniques, materials and processes that will help you kick start a successful art journaling practice.

I will talk about how I used a combination of painting, sketching, colour notes, collage and text to document inspiration whilst recently in India and how this research has inspired my new work.

The workshop will also include tutor demonstrations, time for experimentation and play, and a chance for you to have a closer look in my many art journals.

By the end of the workshop you will have learnt how to develop an art journal practice that you can take anywhere, that will help to strengthen your connection to yourself and to your creativity.

Experience

No experience is necessary. This workshop would be perfect for those who are re-starting their art journey or who are looking at ways of gathering ideas, inspiration and new ways of working. It would also suit those who don't have much time, but would like to have more creative engagement in their lives.

Location

Other Information

10.30 - 4.30pm

Price includes all materials, equipment & refreshments.

Participants will need to bring a hardback sketchbook to work in. A5 or A4 size would be ideal.

A split payment can be arranged if needs be. Please just email me at studio@lauramenzies.co.uk

Get notified by email when this product is in stock.

Enter your email address in the box below to be notified as soon as the next workshop date is confirmed.

A calm and gentle 1-day workshop where you will be working with a range of techniques, materials and processes that will help you kick start a successful art journaling practice.

I will talk about how I used a combination of painting, sketching, colour notes, collage and text to document inspiration whilst recently in India and how this research has inspired my new work.

The workshop will also include tutor demonstrations, time for experimentation and play, and a chance for you to have a closer look in my many art journals.

By the end of the workshop you will have learnt how to develop an art journal practice that you can take anywhere, that will help to strengthen your connection to yourself and to your creativity.

Experience

No experience is necessary. This workshop would be perfect for those who are re-starting their art journey or who are looking at ways of gathering ideas, inspiration and new ways of working. It would also suit those who don't have much time, but would like to have more creative engagement in their lives.

Location

Other Information

10.30 - 4.30pm

Price includes all materials, equipment & refreshments.

Participants will need to bring a hardback sketchbook to work in. A5 or A4 size would be ideal.

A split payment can be arranged if needs be. Please just email me at studio@lauramenzies.co.uk

The workshop will cover:

  • Ways to connect back to yourself and spark your creativity

  • Freedom to explore, play and loosen up without judgement

  • How to work with acrylic, inks, collage and other mixed media

  • How to gather inspiration and new ideas easily

  • How to work with found tools and materials

Testimonials

  • It was a great privilege to be allowed to share in Laura’s very personal journals and she was an inspiring and very generous tutor. Thank you so much Laura.

  • Liked the demonstrations and lots of ideas to think about and try. Think the workshop will help me to relax and enjoy making art, liked the whole concept of experimenting and playing - simplified the process for me. Thorough enjoyed and has given me plenty to think about going forward on my art journey.

  • I just loved the way Laura made it seem so easy and uncomplicated - I’m hoping this will give me the freedom to try to experiment more and to just enjoy making art and being more open and expressive without worrying about the finished product.

  • The mix of practical work with information about materials and techniques was great. Lots of advice about possible approaches and ways of thinking about work. I particularly found the writing/reflection prompts useful - I haven’t incorporated this into my practice before but will use it from now on as I can see how it helps you analyse your work.