“Discovering Your Animal Totem” Workshop – Baltimore, MD
- At March 20, 2016
- By misty
- In Workshops
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Had a great time, planning and teaching a new workshop, “Discovering Your Animal Totem” with fellow Color of Woman teachers, Sofia Dabalsa of San Antonio, TX and Sumaiyah Dymonz Yates of Baltimore, MD. We were joined by another Color of Woman grad and talented artist, Cindy Taylor Clark of Maine. We had a great time spending a few days together and enjoying the sights (and seafood, of course) of Baltimore.
The workshop was held in Sumaiyah’s Gallery, Soulful Emergence, located in downtown Baltimore. We made talking sticks, painted drums and were surrounded by images of animals…loved it! Looking forward to bringing this workshop to State College.
Prints of some of my animal totem paintings are available on my Fine Art America Page or you can contact me for direct purchase.
- “Spirit Raven”
- “Spirit Cougar”
- “Spirit Bear”
- “Sprit Rabbit”
Color of Woman Teacher Training GRADUATION!
- At March 19, 2016
- By misty
- In Color of Woman
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I am so very proud and excited to announce that I’ve successfully completed my Color of Woman training and I’m now a Certified Color of Woman Teacher AND a Certified Intentional Creativity Coach. I cannot say enough about the experience – the school, my instructors, my classmates and the materials were phenomenal.
The training was very intense; however, I learned so much about painting; leading; art as a healing tool and forged some incredible friendships with women from around the world.
I’m also thrilled to announce that I’ve been invited to join the staff & faculty of the Color of Woman School. I will be the Community Coordinator, orienting and assisting new students and I’ll be teaching portions of the course. Couldn’t be happier!
“Finding Your Muse” – Teaching My First Color of Woman Workshop
- At March 19, 2016
- By misty
- In Color of Woman, Workshops
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I taught my very first Color of Woman® workshop entitled, “Finding Your Muse”. What an amazing experience with an incredible group of women. They braved the snowy weather to attend, and some drove from a few hours away to be here. It was a full day of reflection, writing and painting. Some of the women had never painted before, so it was fun for me to see how happy they were with their final results.
Everyone got along very well…new friendships were forged, and we enjoyed a delicious potluck lunch together.
This workshop was considered the “student teaching” portion of my training and a requirement for graduation. I really learned a lot through the process. Set up and tear down were more involved and took more time than I’d hoped and I was extremely grateful for help with the heavy moving of tables, chairs, etc. offered by my husband and son. I was also grateful to my daughter, Elyse Pasquariello, for taking pictures during the event.
- Color of Woman Workshop – “Finding Your Muse