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đ¨ Create a 12 Month Intention Card Deck
This event happened on Mon, Feb 12, 2024
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Overview
746 Lovely Attendees
746 Lovely Attendees
Your Host
Consie Sindet
Creativity Coach and Teacher at Atop Serenity Hill.
Anderson, SC, USA
I’m a Creativity Coach and Teacher who believes picking up the paintbrush is more important that what you produce with it! I use mixed media and art journaling to encourage others to play, and to find delight and freedom in their own creativity.
About this FieldTrip
Setting an intention each month can bring clarity and focus to the time. Centering that intention around a specific word along with a visual reminder can make it even more powerful. Together we will create a deck of 12 cards that is colorful and simple to make.
Each card will hold your word, the name of the month and a place to add journaling. Ideas for how to choose words will be shared along with a PDF of word choices and the months to make it quick and easy to add to your cards.
â¨WHAT TO EXPECT
âď¸ We will start on a single piece of thicker paper of your choice that will be divided up into 12 sections with pencil.âď¸ We will then play by adding watercolor, doodle marks, stamping and/or stenciling to create a colorful mixed media background. The choice of supplies is yours and makes it personal to your style of art.
âď¸ Plan to finish the background during our time together.
âď¸Cutting the cards apart and adding in the months/intention words will be optional during the call depending on time!
âď¸I will also share how to add the journaling aspect to the cards.
âď¸There will be time at the end for anyone that wants to share their creation.
đWHAT TO KNOW OR BRING
âď¸ Supply list: A single piece of paper of your choice and size. I’m going to use a piece of 9"“x12”“ Bristol board. Use what you have that will make it easy to divide into 12 pieces in the end without too much math! Cardstock, mixed media or watercolor paper are also great choices.âď¸ You might also bring any of the following!…Watercolors, Stencils with some makeup sponge applicators, Stamps and black ink, Colored pencils, Markers, paint pens, Gluestick, Letter stamps/black ink (optional)
âď¸ Click here for a Printed PDF of words and dates!>
ABOUT YOUR HOST
Consie Sindet is a Creativity Coach and Teacher at Atop Serenity Hill. She’s been teaching creativity in many forms for 15+ years and before online classes were even a thing, she taught in-person art classes to hundreds of people.
Consie finds that art journaling is the most freeing way to express herself and wants us all to know that we can find freedom, playfulness, and joy by slapping down some paint, gluing magazine pages to a piece of paper, adding doodling & marks, finding a quote that screams…‘THIS IS HOW I FEEL TODAY!”…and calling it good enough. IG: @consie_atopserenityhill
EVENT TYPE
đ¨ Make Something
RECORDING STATUS
đĽ â This FieldTrip Will Be Recorded and Shared in the 24-hour Follow Up Email for a 3-day window. Make Sure to Register for Access!
What to expect
Lecture format!
This is a more traditional format where participants absorb information through presentations and talks.
Real-time only!
This FieldTrip will not be recorded.
Your Host
Consie Sindet
Creativity Coach and Teacher at Atop Serenity Hill.
Anderson, SC, USA
About Consie Sindet
I’m a Creativity Coach and Teacher who believes picking up the paintbrush is more important that what you produce with it! I use mixed media and art journaling to encourage others to play, and to find delight and freedom in their own creativity.
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