*Practice of Process intuitive painting classes Wednesdays and Thursdays at Painted Crow Studio!* *What is intuitive process painting?* Using the simple tools of tempera paint and paper, this series of classes is about so much more than practicing painting. This deep process is also about: * the practice of reconnecting with your creativity * the practice of listening to and trusting your inner wisdom * the practice of finding and following your ALIVENESS * the practice of returning to center and connecting with your SELF * the practice of expanding your soul * the practice of radical acceptance of ALL of who you are... "Your classes are like the best counseling session I've ever been to. It changed my heart and how I related to art. You have a real gift." ~ Kelsi Finney, Tacoma [image: Inline image 1] *"First night of Intuitive Art at Painted Crow with Angela last night. It was so healing for me. Time to breathe, move, paint. Paint one color, one stroke, each layer arising from inside of me, gently setting the critic aside. Angela is a wonderful soul to be with in this process." ~ Tracy Wiegman, Tacoma* *[image: Inline image 4]* WHEN: Wednesdays & Thursdays, 6:30-9PM March 19th - June 8th COST: Mini-series of 4 classes: $120 Drop-in for 1 session: $40 LOCATION: Painted Crow Studio, 508 6th Avenue, Tacoma, WA 98402 (in the Merlino Art Center, above Corina Bakery. This is a secure building so you'll need to let me know you're coming ahead of time.) CONTACT: Angela PaintedCrowStudio@gmail.com 253.250.7250 *All materials are provided.All levels of experience are welcome.* *For more information please visit www.paintedcrowstudio.com <http://www.paintedcrowstudio.com/>* I look forward to creating and connecting with you! Love, light and creativity, *Angela* [image: Inline image 1] -- Angela Wales Rockett Master Facilitator of Intuitive Painting & the Expressive Arts, Artist and Art Teacher Painted Crow Expressive Arts *www.PaintedCrowStudio.com* <http://www.PaintedCrowStudio.com> "Transforming your life, healing our world, one brushstroke at a time."