Everything here builds toward the same thing: a visual language that's distinctly yours. Start free, go as deep as you want.
An Introduction to Visual Language
Your visual language already exists. These three practices are a way to start looking at it directly.
It lives in the marks you make without thinking, the shapes you return to, the colors that satisfy you and the ones that don't. This guide is a way to start looking at it directly. Inside you’ll find three practices: one for working from what appears, one for developing images from memory and imagination, and one for entering into dialogue with what you've made.
Guided Art Practices
Abstract Painting as Visual Language
A guided audio course in abstraction, and the beginning of a visual language that's distinctly yours.
This course explores how Wassily Kandinsky, Mark Rothko, Agnes Martin, Hilma af Klint, and Sonia Delaunay each developed a visual language, and guides you to experiment with finding your own.
“Loved this course! Thanks so much. I’m going to re-listen to incorporate into my personal daily creative practice.” - MJ (South Africa)
1:1 Sessions
I work with individuals and small groups who want to expand their creative practice and develop a more personal visual language. Sessions can include guided art practices, feedback on existing work, intuitive drawing or painting, overcoming creative blocks, and ways to move from idea to image. Sessions happen on Zoom or Google Meet and are $95/hour.
Live Events & Creative Meditations
Join me on Insight Timer for live art-making events and guided art practices.
Not sure where to start?
Your visual language already exists. These three practices are a way to start looking at it directly.
It lives in the marks you make without thinking, the shapes you return to, the colors that satisfy you and the ones that don't. This guide is a way to start looking at it directly. Inside you’ll find three practices: one for working from what appears, one for developing images from memory and imagination, and one for entering into dialogue with what you've made.