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Neurographica Doodle Workshop

Instructor: Karen Zukas

Location: 101 West Rodney French Blvd. NB. Kilburn Mill - studio 2-60

Format : 2 Hour workshop

Ages: 15 to adult

Date Wednesday, May 20th

Time: 1:00 a.m. to 3:00

Fee: $35  ~ All materials included.  Paper, paints, markers, colored pencils, pastels, crayons, etc. (Bring your own drawing pad if you have one, just to preserve your paper in) Otherwise just be careful with the finished product you make in class. 

Neurographica Doodle Workshop

$35.00Price
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  • Let's face it folks, it's been a bizarre bunch of years for most of us.  But now it's time to purge all the strangeness, release the quagmire that's been building up and start living again !!  This class will help you to regain your focus, filter out the built up frustrations, fears, anxieties and general malaise and bring you to a peace of mind again !  No guarantees on all that, but it will certainly give you a sweet, guided experience of how to draw these beautiful, exotic, self propelled little masterpieces, and according to psychology, can and will help connect your brain synapses for a healing experience whether you subscribe to it or not.  You'll love every sweet minute of creating these, and they make lovely cards, gifts, or just keep making them and add them to your oeuvre of artistic work.  (I am not an art therapist, and by no means is this workshop meant as a therapeutic session, it is strictly a drawing experience which calls upon your intuition and instincts to direct the marks you make...art therapy sessions begin at $225/hr.  I should be an art therapist !! ).  

  • Karen Charbonneau Zukas is a graduate of Tufts university and The School of the Museum of Fine Arts in Boston with a master’s degree in education from Western New England University. She is a recognized portrait painter and potter and former columnist for the Bulletin in Boston. She has been teaching various subjects, primarily advanced ESL, fine art, writing, test prep, debate and humanities; at universities, preparatory, public, private and international schools and community ed in Boston and now locally for over 35 years. She and her family moved back to the south coast in 2013. She is currently working on a book which is a series of short animal stories from her personal experiences. She is the proprietor of Peasantware Pottery in New Bedford and the founder of The New Bedford Art and Cultural Emporium at Kilburn ! Email: kczukas@comcast.net 

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