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Collage and Journaling
Workshop
Come explore playful
possibilities with Mary E. Knippel, local free-lance writer
and Creativity Mentor, as she discusses how incorporating
such hands-on activities as journaling, collage making,
beading and paper craft arts help bringharmony
to body-mind-spirit energies.As a
Creativity Mentor, Mary encourages everyone to embrace
their Creativity to reclaim their confidence, composure,
spunk, and spontaneity, sense of well-being, calm,
imagination, patience, curiosity and spirit. As Brenda
Ueland said so eloquently in If You Want to Write,
“Everybody is talented, original and has something
important to say…but finding that something important
involves embracing creative idleness.” Bring your sense
of adventure and be prepared to indulge in some
delightful diversions designed to yield insightful
results.
Create a visual
journal page: Collage, from the French “to stick,” is
regarded as a work of visual art made from an assemblage of
different forms; creating a new whole.
Combine
images and words to create stories rich in imagination and
depth.
Journalwriting is a creative, empowering path to
self-discovery and
changeas well as a connection
to working on our inner life and outer
relationships.
It is a safe place to vent, a
trusted friend who always keeps confidences, and a tool for
healing your body, mind and spirit.
People who have
attended workshops said:
It was
fun.
It caused me to
stretch. I have to work at being creative.
It helped me see the
value of taking time to “play” and let loose.
I liked using my
creative side and using the visuals to tell my
story.
I like to journal
and did not think of using pictures until this
workshop.
I have journaled
before, but this gave me a whole new meaning. I enjoyed it
immensely.
It was interesting
and entertaining. It opened up my eyes to how I could start
journaling.
It showed different
ways for me to tap into creativity, allow more communication
and self discovery.