Revisit and begin again, with gesture.

But first...
Activate!

Let's revisit our writing with gesture.

In this 2-hour session, remarkable and unremarkable tools are invited to this creative session.

Something as simple as a Bic pen or a water-soluble fountain pen to create.

Sharon will demonstrate how she integrates funky capitals and lowercase handwriting with gestural drawing of a thistle. You may bring a simple flower or object that inspires you.

Who this workshop is for:

• Artists seeking fresh inspiration and creative breakthroughs.
• Calligraphy enthusiasts ready to add simple drawings in their work.
• Anyone longing to rekindle their creative confidence and curiosity.

Join us and experience the magic of lettering as a path to self-discovery and artistic growth. Together, we’ll uncover what happens when we activate the ink on the page.

Supply List:

You have everything you need.
You already belong, please bring:

• Your favorite/simple pen tools
• Water-soluable ink
• Sketchbook or loose papers to write and draw on
• A flower or simple object

When you sign up, you will receive:

• A Welcome letter including a link to the live session.
• Access to free sessions with Sharon.
• Lifetime access to the recording.
• Free access for those in Make It Your Lettering Year. Not yet part of the course? A discounted invitation will be included in the welcome letter.

Questions?
Email: [email protected]

Meet Sharon Zeugin

Sharon Zeugin makes art, teaches, and facilitates workshops in her Austin, Texas Studio, and throughout the USA, Canada and Italy. In addition to being a faculty member of numerous international calligraphy conferences, Sharon teaches locally in her studio and at the Austin Contemporary Art School.  Her award winning work appears in the Speedball Textbook, Letter Arts Review, The Calligrapher's Engagement Calendar, Somerset Studio Magazine, and the Lark Book,The Art and Craft of Hand Lettering. In addition to teaching & exhibiting her work, she works as a graphic recorder and sketch note artist.

Influenced by her training as a therapist, Sharon seeks to cultivate a safe classroom environment in which respect for body, mind and spirit are as important as skill building; where students are encouraged to experience art making as an experimental, intuitive and mindful practice. Whether teaching courses in traditional or contemporary calligraphy, mixed media art, art journaling, drawing, sketching or painting, Sharon's goal is to help students get over fear of the blank page.  When she is not teaching, sketching or painting, Sharon is busy performing with Austin Samba School, swimming, dancing, walking, tandem biking with her husband.

To see more of Sharon’s work, please visit http://sharonzeugin.net or check her out on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/sharzart/