Each artist creates marks and strokes differently. They hold the pencil, or paintbrush, differently than any one else. If you pay attention to the little things that make your artist style unique, you’ll see yourself in your art.
Tag Archives: Art Therapy
Journaling through grief
Journaling is a common activity therapists, doctors, family and friends suggest when going through loss or grief, not because it makes the pain go away, but because it releases the pressure that builds beneath the surface. The words you write won’t take away the pain, but they will offer you acknowledgement in a time whenContinueContinue reading “Journaling through grief”
Wade through uncertainty
Being creative comes with an enormous amount of uncertainty. We get ideas as we create about adding a new color or exploring a new technique but it’s the fear of messing the piece up that holds us back. What if we gave it a shot and it was the very thing that took our pieceContinueContinue reading “Wade through uncertainty”
Art After Loss Workshop
The Art After Loss Workshop was created out of my own journey through loss after we lost our baby boy when I was 25 weeks pregnant. Our Noah’s little feet prints Art After Loss is modeled after the steps I took to work through my loss, so you’ll take similar steps, but your journey willContinueContinue reading “Art After Loss Workshop”
Heidi Cogdill 