When I decided to go online with my iPad workshops I had no idea what would happen -- and I am so happy to report that I think it's much better than the "in person" courses in many ways _- People can work at their own pace, jump into the lessons they are really interested in, and ask questions day or night. I love this and am having fun interacting with their work in a deeper more satisfying way than I ever can in person. I, too, have time to think!
If you're interested in the second session, starting July 14, see the website here for more information and a link to the registration page. Early Bird discount pricing until June 15.
I'm waiting for permission to post some of the participants work (I filled the workshop with 35 women from across the U.S, and the Netherlands, Sweden and Australia, too.) Meanwhile, here are some of the examples I've posted for different lessons.
Pam Lowe's quickly self portrait, drawing with a photo.
Tiled and ready to have printed drawing of sunflowers (Susie's)
Drawing turned into a collage into a tile for printing
B;ack and white high contrast drawing from a photo of a poppy
Another self portrait from a participant.