You might know that I am one of the 39 instructors in Soul Food Workshop. It starts really soon... Each instructor recorded a lesson in which we share techniques that make our soul sing and recipes that make us happy.
To be honest, I had more trouble choosing the recipe for the workshop than the actual art. We can't show the finished art pieces, but little snippets are allowed, so that's what I am showing here. In my videos I will show a wonderful, very versatile technique for which you need only 3 art supplies (and I am almost sure that you already have at least two of them). Then I will show three projects made using the technique. I am really pleased with how my videos turned out, and hope that you will too (if you decide to join us - more information HERE).
Here is a link for a little meet and greet interview with me:
If you want to win a free spot in the class, please leave a comment to this post (if you already paid for the workshop, don't worry, you will get a refund). There are only two things I would ask you to do:
1. Tell me what is your favorite soul food
2. Make sure that there is a way for me to contact you if you win. Almost every time I host a giveaway, a person without an email link wins, and never shows up... which probably means that she never wanted the prize in the first place, and that makes me sad.
I will announce the winner next Wednesday (Dec. 18th)
This course sounds so wonderful. I am searching for ways to better express myself with paint...my art...my journaling. Hmmm, favorite Soul food? That's tough, but I love rice and my favorite vegetable is butternut squash...so I have to say Butternut risotto! Thank you!
ReplyDeleteHum....favorite soul food....that would have to be really good quotes! LOVE quotes! While eating really good mac and cheese! LOL I love your art...would love the class! -Gypsy at gypsyfroggie.blogs.com
ReplyDeleteThis interview is wonderful, that is what I think about it:
ReplyDeleteThis is a great interview with a wonderful artist whom I admire and love very much! Her techniques are strong, full of power and energy, terrific colors, and oh such gorgeous textures! Her subjects are tender and lovely, soulful, heartfelt and often sweet - all of it combined this makes gorgeous and beautiful art. Love you Zorana - hugs! :-)
Oh - I am so exited-- looking forward to this event!
ReplyDeleteMerry Christmas to you!
hugs
Susi
Im so glad to have 'met' you! I really enjoyed reading your interview and looking at your inspirational artwork. Of course I'd LOVE a place on this amazing class!!
ReplyDeleteMy soul food of choice is cuddling my stinky old dog, who is now 17+ years old and such a wonderful friend to me, hugging my kids, who are now big teenagers, and being with my husband - although he is wired totally differently to me (thank goodness) he 'gets' me and knows I have to do arting to keep sane!
Thank you for giving me chance to be in this class.
Jo
http://fiddlesnips.blogspot.com
Hey, it would be nice to meet you in a class again. Still remember your own and still have journals made at that time :) I know you will do great.
ReplyDeleteMy soul food would definitely be playing with paints, making layers over layers with stencils and stamps.. and them adding collage, quotes. Finishing touches always make my heart sing :)
Most days, my favorite soul food is the feast nature provides my spirit. But w
ReplyDeletehen I am feeling particularily stuck, I head to the local coffee shop with my journal and they make a grilled peanutbutter and jelly sandwich to go with my coffee. My muse cannot resist!
How have I missed this, Zorana?? I'd soooo love a place :) Soul food? Like Gypsy, I love a good quote or 10! And like Roma, getting out in Nature - tough at this time of year, though :( I make do with a lot of photos and nature programmes on TV :)
ReplyDeleteHere's my new blog just in case I'm lucky x
http://anotherdeepday.blogspot.co.uk/
Hi Zorana, I would love to win a spot on soul food. My favourite soul food for a pick me up is Pumpkin Soup made with Green Thai curry paste and peanut butter with a crispy bread roll with loads of butter.
ReplyDeleteZorana, I got an email that you posted so the signup worked great. Thanks for putting the option out there. I'd love a spot in your class.
ReplyDeleteI would love a spot in the class! My fav food is mac n cheese!
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Awesomeness.....this class sounds wonderful! My fav Soul Food is being able to connect with my "pack" via cyberspace since I live in the boonies with no artful gatherings.
ReplyDeleteSo excited to have found your work! I hope to win a chance to learn from you and many other talented artists! My favorite soul food.. as far as actual food goes, I looove any type of alfredo. It is the most delicious sauce in the world! as far as nourishment for my soul itself, what feeds it is the constant stream of art and artists I am constantly discovering and being inspired by. Thank you for the opportunity to win a spot to participate in such a wonderful class! :)
ReplyDeleteKristin (klanglais04@hotmail.com)
Excited for the class. My soul food is lasagna.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the chance to win!
This looks like a great class! And my soul food? Finding the perfect text for the artwork. It satisfies my soul. Thanks for this opportunity!
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What a wonderful giveaway. If you mean actual food, warm blackberry cobbler topped with ice cream always warms my heart. If you want to know what stirs my spirit, it is the joy I feel when I am around my little boy. It is priceless. Thanks.
ReplyDeleteSkillet cornbread -- must be made in a cast-iron skillet in the oven. It's good with everything! I'm a southern girl. My family's love is my heart's soul food! reach me at judy shreve at mac dot com -- would love to win this class!
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