Summer is almost here and it’s time for a little bit of magic!!

We are all capable of creating magic! we just have to understand how our consciousness works.

We should learn the power of :

• Our thoughts
• Our emotions and feelings
• Our sensations

when we can balance our inner world we can create magic!!

 It’s time to connect with our magic fairy and be open to magic and joy!

This archetype is very fun, happy, and has great energy!

I’m waiting to see your work in the Facebook group!

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Color Archetypes- Creating our childhood color map!

We started this course with a live event in April 16th.

You can access this for free when you register to the site.

In this event, I shared with you my new method

Color Archetypes

Color archetypes is a spiritual-artistic method to identify and understand the source of energies available to us from the day we were born – core energy, connection energy, and spiritual energy.

These three energies, inherent parts of us, navigate and shape our lives. Understanding them will help us live better, happier, and more fulfilling lives.

When we know and recognize these energies, we can learn to balance them and achieve an energetic state of tranquility, creativity, and happiness. This state touches our higher spirit, or self-archetype.

In this course we will learn to map the energies inside us through the color map, working with archetypes, shamanic meditations, and creating a visual journal.

We will learn about the childhood color energy map, a fascinating process that we can use over and over to heal childhood wounds and transition toward the life that we want to create for ourselves.

Materials that I used in the Live event

• Watercolor paper
• Watercolors
• White/black pen
• Glue/scissors
• Acrylics/posca markers
•  Images from old books/magazines
• Any material that you have at home

You can still sign up for the Color Archetype course

This is a recorded course that will be yours to keep forever! 

I wanted to share with you my most memorable moments!!

 I was traveling for a whole week in Toscana and  I felt really blessed for having my visual journal with me.

It was almost like a close friend that helped me to reflect on everything that I saw.

It helped me to slow down and not rush from one activity to the next.

This is a visual summary of my vacation…

For each day I have chosen my most memorable moment.

I hope you enjoy it!

Day 1- Florence & the Ponte Vecchio bridge

That is definitely the most beautiful bridge I ever saw with these small houses all over it.

I couldn’t stop looking at it and imagining how it looked in the old days.

This is what I wrote in my Diary

“Such a full day of Renaissance art from the great masters like Botticelli, Caravaggio, Donatello, Michelangelo and many more…but what I really loved is wandering around this small beautiful city and looking at it from different positions. Sitting in small coffee places and working in my journal. In the Duomo tour I learned that Brunelleschi discovered the concept of perspective, and that is how the Renaissance started..so today my prompt was-we all need to have some “perspective” in our lives”

Day 2-Piazella Michelangelo

The view from Piazella Michaelangelo was really breath taking!

I recommend spending there a few hours of drawing the beautiful scenery. 

Day 3- Pisa

Day 4- Siena

Day 5- Tuscany Villages

Day 6- The Tarot Garden

Do you want to join me in packing my Visual Journal traveling kit?

I love to go on vacation, visit new places and then express what I feel in my Visual Journal.

I haven’t been to Florence since I was 13, so 40 years ago…
I think this was the age when I started drawing.

That was my Bat-Mitzvah present, a tour around Europe with my grandparents and I felt overwhelmed!

It was the first time I left Israel and everything looked so beautiful and different!

This time I will have my Visual Journal to express what I see and feel.

So what do you actually need when you travel? 

I take with me: 

My travel visual journal

An extra small size watercolor block

Tombow markers

Permanent black Liners

Posca markers

Jel pens

Metallic pen

washi tape

Daniel smith small box of favorite watercolors

Scissors

Small glue

I pick up brochures and journals images as I go.