Let's learn from Kandinsky and Derrain and our own imaginations!
We will paint five colorful, happy abstracts!
- Learn to create boldly with color and shape that evoke emotion.
- We’ll create five layered paintings with paint and other media and then add delicious details.
Colorful Sketchbook Abstracts Class Intro
Here's what we'll do in this inspiring class where we learn from the masters!
Explore different styles of abstracts that have one thing in common: color!
- Five unique color palettes (one for each painting)
- Learn a modern, bold style
- Reference photos for inspiration
- How to use your favorite classic paintings as inspiration
- How to mix colors and use color in unexpected ways
- You’ll learn about a variety of supplies and what they can do.
- You’ll complete five exciting abstracts in your sketchbook or you can do them on paper!
Who is this class for?
- Your soul is itching to create but you aren't sure where to start.
- You've been painting for years but feel stuck and tight.
- You want to learn about how to find sources for inspiration.
- You've got creators block, you like creating but feel like you need something fresh and inspiring.
- You love color and really just want to relax and have fun.
- You haven't painted in years and want to get back to creating.
- You just can't stop looking at colorful artwork and you want to see if you could paint like the artists you love.
- You feel unsure about color and how to work with colors.
- You want to focus more deliberately on growing your creative self.
Maybe you’ve been painting and would like to learn how to use a sketchbook or art journal to grow your creative practice, or maybe you’ve never painted. Either way, come along and be inspired and supported while you learn to create in a free and fun way that helps you grow.
What do I need to take this class?
A willingness to be playful and kind to yourself.
A sense of curiosity about what can happen when we quiet the judgement and create freely.
The time to watch as much as you want whenever you want (you have a year to access this class!).
Some basic supplies, paints, pencils, markers and a sketchbook.
If you find that you get stumped for inspiration, this class is for you!
The goal is to enjoy, experiment, have fun and fall in love with being creative in a sketchbook.
Join a friend or two and turn this into virtual painting party with family or friends if you so desire. Or do it by yourself. Either way, you’ll enjoy growing creatively.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Q. When does the course start and finish?
- The course starts the moment you enroll and it is always available! It is a self-paced online course - you can work and learn at your own pace.
Q. How long do I have to access the course?
- After enrolling you will have unlimited access to the course and all BONUS materials for 12 months from your purchase.
Q. How many times can I view the class?
- As many times as you want, there is no limit within your one-year period.
Q. What supplies/tools will I need to complete the course?
- Chances are you can use what you already have. If you are just beginning then you will need some basic supplies. You can preview the supply video to see the options.
Q. What if I am unhappy with the course?
- I wouldn't want you to be unhappy. If you don't feel like you are getting value from the course, contact me within the first 14 days of enrollment and I will provide a full refund.
Have more questions? Shoot me an email at [email protected] and I'll answer them.
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About Suzanne Allard
I’m a floral/abstract painter and creativity teacher. When I first started painting a few years ago I wasn’t a big sketchbook user. I would dabble here and there but didn’t really have a relationship with my sketchbooks the way I do now.
I would see all those pretty sketchbooks online and think what is the point, why go to all that trouble just to make a small version of something?
Then I started really being brave in the sketchbook, trying new things, going back over things. Somehow, I had permission to be freer in the sketchbook than I did on a regular-sized painting. It gave me more freedom to fully flesh out ideas and then it became fun to see if I could make each spread something I liked.
This process of growing and falling in love with your sketchbook is dddwhat I’m aiming to teach you in this class. The by-product is that you grow as a creative person because I believe we all have a creative spirit that wants to express itself.
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