We’ll look at how great artists have conveyed emotion in their own work, and draw inspiration from them. We’ll spend time thinking about our artistic media and how we can best use them to communicate our feelings. We’ll think about our own relationships with different emotions, and what we think about them. And most importantly, we’ll take everything we learn and use it to create expressive, satisfying, rewarding works of art.
If you’d like to start putting your heart into your art journal, then this course will help you find ways to do just that.
Essie (she/her) is an artist and writer who works with a broad range of media to explore ideas of identity, family, love, grief, trauma, and social justice. Her writing and her visual art inform each other, and are in constant dialogue in her journals which hold a constantly fluctuating mix of story telling, reflection, catharsis, and imagination. She has one wife, one son, two cats, eighteen tattoos, and approximately two hundred rolls of washi tape.
Zero expectations. Zero pressure. All the fun.