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September 28, 2012

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Drawing On Our Creative Nature

4-weeks (first 4) | Registration closed 9/10/2025

9/26/2025-10/17/2025
1:45 PM-3:00 PM EDT on Fri

Drawing On Our Creative Nature

4-weeks (first 4) | Registration closed 9/10/2025

What does your art tell you about yourself? Drawing may evoke deep emotions, spark imagination, and lead to discovery of your inner lights. In this class we will use mixed media in abstract, expressive, and realistic drawings. Exercises are designed to build confidence and support each individual’s  unique creative responses and styles. You may discover that drawing can be a source of openness and inspiration for further creative connections in creative writing, journaling, and poetry. Weather permitting, we will  draw outside, letting the campus and nature free our drawing. This is an exploratory class and  no prior drawing or art background is necessary.

Materials will be provided by the instructor;  however, students are encouraged to bring a sketchbook and any personal drawing supplies that they would like to use.

Carol DiPalo

Carol DiPalo and Christina DiMarco are seasoned and inspiring mixed media artists and educators. Their love and connection with nature are at the forefront of their creativity. Carol has worked for many communities and non-profits within the Hudson Valley where she played a major role in the conception and implementation of art programming. She is currently retired from the Arlington School District. Christina practices art therapy and continues to teach children and adults through classes offered by arts organizations and libraries focusing on paper marbling, drawing, painting, and bookmaking. Both instructors continue to make authentic, meaningful, and inspirational art.

 

Di Marco, Christina
Christina Di Marco

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