Come and join me in the Arts and Wellness Cafe, it is always great to have you accompany me as we ponder on the various aspects of Arts and Creativity.
In todays video I wanted you to think about ways in which you invest in your creativity and work on your growth. It is important that you are constantly learning. It might be a subject that you want to experiment in - there are so many free tutorials around that you can access, books that you can read. You only have to decide what the subject will be.
I have been one of the teachers who shared a taster session on Life Book recently and my session was all about creative play. I love working with different and new supplies and constantly look at ways in which I can do more with the supplies that I have. If you didn't get to see my finished piece it is below.
Life Book Taster Session - Amanda Trought
The great thing about Life Book is the amount of lessons that you are getting, a wide selection of teachers and techniques, so you will be spoilt for choice at the range of techniques, you also get to continue to have access to the FREE taster sessions if you didn't get to complete them all. It is also a useful idea to redo some of them using different supplies. I would love to see what you do using different supplies with my session.
You can sign up for the Full 2021 Life Book Course HERE Remember to use the 20% discount code FEELHAPPY20 at the checkout.
The other thing that I am excited to share is some of the Eco-dyeing with Avocado seed. Artist Dylan Sara shared how to create your own inks as part of his Life Book Taster Session. I decided to experiment and see what effects I would get dyeing fabric, and here are a few of the designs that I did:
Avocado Eco Dyed
I created a paste and applied the avocado seed to fabric
Avocado Eco Dyed Fabric
I allowed it to dry in the sunshine and it acted like a resist.
I will be sharing the process I used in another video, you can see in the video above some of the results once the avocado has been washed off. It was great fun to do and I shall be looking forward to adding them to my fabric stash and getting to use them.
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