Using automatic and inspired techniques, the artist expresses energies, ideas, identities, and activities into literal or abstract forms which are then interpreted--often with astute insight and clarity. 

Psychic art falls within the sphere of intuitive, psychic, and "reading" practice as well as pure creativity. 

No prior art or intuitive reading experience is required, only a willingness to explore expectations, processes, and your own creative potentials. 

Over the course of 8 weeks, you will learn automatic flow drawing and interpretation, channeling the unknown, and working from pure creative impulse. 

Week 1

• Students learn what is meant by psychic art and explore the distinctions between expression and illustration

Week 2

• Expressive drawing as investigative method and the relationship of self to "other." Students further the experience of interpretation with practice partners

Week 3

• Students learn the importance of redress work and the scaling of action at all levels, self reflection through drawing, and the Five Frames of You

Week 4

• Illustrative drawing is used for interpretation of "fingerprint" energies of every creator

Week 5

• In week five we explore alternative media including water color, oils, and the varying energies of what flows and what halts

Week 6

• This week students work with essential energy drawing to set in motion reality creation

Week 7

• Students learn the foundations of spirit portraits and auragraphs

Week 8

• The course concludes with divination via psychic art and its close twin: intentional creation of the joys ahead

The course is suitable for complete beginners to psychic art and intuitive practice, and would be beneficial to those who have already learned any variety of intuitive methods. 

Required Materials

1. Sketch book or drawing paper, at least 8"x10", 4+ sheets per week. White and/or toned paper.

2. Several colors of soft pastels or chalk/charcoal, in light, mid, dark values. A full palette is useful but not required.

3. Any alternate media and supports of your choice: watercolor, ink, clay, etc.

4. One or more photographs of a good friend, family member, animal, pet or similar.