When we think of drawing, whether abstract, realistic, or surreal, we tend to think of it as a means of representing something. A thing in front of us. A vision or idea in our minds. But what if we flipped that artistic process on its head? What if we used drawing as a means of getting at a deeper understanding of ourselves? What can we learn about who we are, what's on our minds and in our hearts, by sketching?

Join me for a heartwarming and engaging 2-hour Emotion Workshop designed specifically for children aged 3-5. This workshop is a journey into the world of emotions, where little ones will learn to identify, express, and manage their feelings through a series of fun and interactive activities that aim to foster emotional intelligence, empathy, and self-expression in a supportive and playful environment.

The Nose Knows is a workshop designed to facilitate curiosity about your internal self-states. Those states of body and mind that fluctuate based on where you are, what you're doing, and who you are with. 

We all have unrealized projects: the unfinished book, the half-rendered painting, the sketched-out volume of poetry, the great idea for a social impact business or creative service, the blog, magazine, or website that “someone” should do, the meet-up, support group or regular get-together that you feel like needs to exist but you can’t quite seem to get organized. Something loved and obsessed over that we don’t actually work on or don’t work on enough to actually make happen.