Healing Gem Stone & Chakra Mini Painting Workshop
Saturday, November 5
10:00 am - 4:00 pm
With Lori Felix
Bring Balance and Harmony Into Your Life
Choose Your Healing Stone, Chakra Mandala and Create a Mini Masterpiece
In this workshop, we'll be creating a mixed media canvas 6”x6” using Gemstones and Chakra mandalas.
All materials are included - mandala cut outs and many images to work with. Descriptions of all Gem Stones and Chakras are included.
Join artist Lori Felix and find how easy it is to express yourself creatively! Bring any sacred objects, charms, beads, etc. you would like to add to your unique creation.
Please bring a healthy snack to share.
10:00 am - 4:00 pm
With Lori Felix
Bring Balance and Harmony Into Your Life
Choose Your Healing Stone, Chakra Mandala and Create a Mini Masterpiece
In this workshop, we'll be creating a mixed media canvas 6”x6” using Gemstones and Chakra mandalas.
All materials are included - mandala cut outs and many images to work with. Descriptions of all Gem Stones and Chakras are included.
Join artist Lori Felix and find how easy it is to express yourself creatively! Bring any sacred objects, charms, beads, etc. you would like to add to your unique creation.
Please bring a healthy snack to share.
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Value: $50, all materials included
Space is limited, so please pre-register by November 1 Click here to register online, with option to pay online with credit card or PayPal Or contact the Women's Center to register by phone (985) 892-8111 or email info@womenscenterforhealing.org Workshop will be held in the Great Room Please enter through side rear door Pay as you're able option is available for this workshop |
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About Lori:
Lori Felix was born in Queens, New York 1958. She began her art education at age sixteen, working from the model and sculpting in stone. After high school, she attended the Art Students League in New York City where she received many awards and scholarships.
Lori studied figure painting and mural design. After extensive work at the Art Students League, she left New York to travel across the nation with the Renaissance Festival. Traveling throughout the diverse terrains in the United States was a visual inspiration.
She integrated the various textures, colors, and forms found in nature into her artwork. Lori continued to travel across the U.S.A and Mexico painting murals. Her studio was her home: a 21 foot motor home that took her on an odyssey that included creating custom interiors in private homes, restaurants, and salons.
Lori wanted to settle down and develop her art. She was wintering with other Renaissance Festival travelers in Magnolia, Mississippi, a tiny historic community that became her permanent home in 2000. Her house is a work of art always in progress. Each room filled with colorful pallet. Living remotely allows her to be at peace with nature, which inspires the organic textures that are incorporated in her figurative, floral and mixed media collage paintings.
She works in a variety of mediums that include oil paint, collage, mixed media, polymer clay and laser cut wood goddesses and dolls. An array of Organic textures, recycled can lids, tree bark, handmade papers are all used in her mixed media collages.
At present she is actively exhibiting her work in multiple galleries throughout the United States. Continuously exhibiting new works as
her style evolves, she is manifesting her dream of making a living as an artist. She is generously contributing to the start of a thriving
local art community and is involved in The Flowering Lotus Retreat Center in Magnolia, where she spends time for meditation and
practice.
In 2005, Lori received A Fellowship Grant through the Mississippi Arts Commission. Her solo exhibition “Celebration of Life” traveled
the state of Mississippi and Louisiana through November of 2006. Lori’s work is dynamically growing as her knowledge in new
techniques continuous to evolve.
Lori’s work can also be viewed on her website. www.lorfelix.com
and www.etsy.com/shop/LoriFelixArtwork
Lori Felix was born in Queens, New York 1958. She began her art education at age sixteen, working from the model and sculpting in stone. After high school, she attended the Art Students League in New York City where she received many awards and scholarships.
Lori studied figure painting and mural design. After extensive work at the Art Students League, she left New York to travel across the nation with the Renaissance Festival. Traveling throughout the diverse terrains in the United States was a visual inspiration.
She integrated the various textures, colors, and forms found in nature into her artwork. Lori continued to travel across the U.S.A and Mexico painting murals. Her studio was her home: a 21 foot motor home that took her on an odyssey that included creating custom interiors in private homes, restaurants, and salons.
Lori wanted to settle down and develop her art. She was wintering with other Renaissance Festival travelers in Magnolia, Mississippi, a tiny historic community that became her permanent home in 2000. Her house is a work of art always in progress. Each room filled with colorful pallet. Living remotely allows her to be at peace with nature, which inspires the organic textures that are incorporated in her figurative, floral and mixed media collage paintings.
She works in a variety of mediums that include oil paint, collage, mixed media, polymer clay and laser cut wood goddesses and dolls. An array of Organic textures, recycled can lids, tree bark, handmade papers are all used in her mixed media collages.
At present she is actively exhibiting her work in multiple galleries throughout the United States. Continuously exhibiting new works as
her style evolves, she is manifesting her dream of making a living as an artist. She is generously contributing to the start of a thriving
local art community and is involved in The Flowering Lotus Retreat Center in Magnolia, where she spends time for meditation and
practice.
In 2005, Lori received A Fellowship Grant through the Mississippi Arts Commission. Her solo exhibition “Celebration of Life” traveled
the state of Mississippi and Louisiana through November of 2006. Lori’s work is dynamically growing as her knowledge in new
techniques continuous to evolve.
Lori’s work can also be viewed on her website. www.lorfelix.com
and www.etsy.com/shop/LoriFelixArtwork
