Hey, I'm Roxanne — and I am so glad you're here.
Color at Play is a little different from anything else I offer. It's a hands-on way to actually understand color, using whatever supplies you already have. We go deeper than most color courses (in a playful way) because you're building real intuition, not copying a palette someone else made.
What it is — is six weeks of showing up to your creative practice with curiosity instead of pressure. You have prompts to play with on your own timeline, in your own space, with no one watching. AND we will have Color Club sessions to make and experiment together.
Use whatever supplies you have. Seriously, dig into your stash whether you have minimalist supplies or every supply you have ever seen posted online.
The only thing I ask is that you actually play. Pick up whatever is nearby and see what happens when you give yourself permission. The best way to learn color is to make colorful things.
I'll see you soon. Until then, introduce yourself and add some images into Prompt 1: the Scavenger Hunt.
🤩 Roxanne
P.S. A word about supplies, you can use whatever you are comfortable with for Color at Play. I will be using watercolor paints, acrylic pens and markers, and colored pencils. We will also be making a zine or two along the way.