Monday, March 17, 2014


An Artful Spirit
Hi!

Donna and I are hosting...

An Artful Spirit
A time to BE: 
Joyful. Playful. Lighthearted. Creative.


Saturday, April 5, 2014  from 9am to 4pm


Our theme this time is
Books, Books, Books!
Mini Books
Accordion Books
Writing a Chapter in the Book of Your Life

Won't you join us?

Register here: www.AnArtfulSpirit.com

We'll be in Virginia Beach.


REGISTER EARLY
This is a terrific opportunity to explore your creativity 
in a gentle & supportive workshop.

Join us! 

Just $109 for the whole day!!!
Includes materials (what a BARGAIN!!!)

Donna Wynn & Suzan Thompson

Artful Spirit
Needing a transfusion of play and creativity to rejuvenate your life?


Want to connect with others and feed YOUR artful spirit?




We've planned a one-day retreat with 
mini-workshops for you:
  • Books (How to make accordion books)
  • Books (Create a mini book or two for yourself or to give as a gift)
  • Books (Writing a new chapter in the book of your life)

 
Only $109 for 
an art-filled, spirit-infused, lighthearted, playful day!

Bring a friend for just $49 more!!!

Register soon: 
(Spaces limited)


Who We Are

Donna Z. Wynn
Donna works full time as an Optical Manager for a successful Eye Practice in Hampton Roads.  She considers being a Mixed Media Artist, Poet and Photographer her creative life's calling!   She totally enjoys watercolors, journaling, knitting socks, mixed media collage, photography and anything creative!  She has written her own blog "Gentle Threads" for three years and it is where she shares her creative stories and poetry writings. Donna has taught art classes for MOCA in Virginia Beach (Museum of Contemporary Art), private art retreats, individual art instruction and was once a part owner in Blue Skies Gallery, in Hampton, Virginia. Sharing her art knowledge with others is a joy and she considers it to be an honor to enlighten others to the world of personal discovery through their art experiences. 

Suzan K. Thompson
Suzan works full time as a faculty member at Old Dominion University, teaching in the graduate counseling program. Even though she has taught clay jewelry-making, water color, and "Finding Your Creative Self" classes at places like MOCA and the former Ghent Studio of Fine Arts, Suzan never really saw herself as an artist.  She considered herself a creative person for a very long time, but only when she found out about the philosophy of Wabi Sabi  in early 2011 was she able to truly claim this truth: I AM an artist! The three basic principles of Wabi Sabi are: Nothing lasts. Nothing is finished. Nothing is perfect. Suzan loves to create sacred space for others to find their own wabi sabi artful spirit.

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Suzan K. Thompson, Ph.D., LPC | 4529 E. Honeygrove Rd., Suite 304 | Virginia Beach | VA | 23455

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