INSIDE Out (Ages 12-14)

Who am I? This 4 week session for pre-teens centers around the themes of self-portraiture and self-inquiry through journaling and drawing.  Utilizing grounding techniques in breathing, movement, art and writing, INSIDE Out seeks to create an inner sanctuary for turbulent times.  

Session Duration: July 20th through August 14th (4 weeks total)     

Activities will be emailed out weekly.  Check-in sessions for INSIDE Out will be Tuesdays and Thursdays at 10AM.

Cost:  $250 for the INSIDE Out Camp Session (1-3 participants) through July 8th ($350 after July 8)

Session fee includes a Sketch Journal Box with materials, a selection of books curated by our friends at Split Rock Books, and access to all activities and check-in sessions.     

$50 for an additional Sketch Journal Box with extra materials, (i.e. duplicates of items that cannot be split or shared).

We know these last few months have been especially rough for everyone.  Creativity Camp sessions are available at reduced cost to accommodate any financial twists and turns that have come your way - please email us at info@suppliesforcreativeliving.com for additional information.

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Grace Lo is a landscape architect, former yoga instructor and artist living and working in the Hudson Valley.  As the owner of Supplies for Creative Living, she is fascinated by the intersection of creativity and intuition and helping others find their own inner artist.  She loves unearthing ah-ha moments, whether in the landscape, in the human body or on a piece of paper.

Cassandra Saulter is an interdisciplinary artist and designer, with full careers in Art ( portraiture art from the waste stream ) , Film, The Stage ( scenery painting and makeup art ) and currently, Fashion ( circular fashion for circular economy ). Cassandra has studied at Kansas City Art Institute, Chicago Art Institute, Lester Polakov School of Theater Design and The Art Students League.  Cassandra's work can be found at Cassandra Salter Studio and Flipping Fur.

Lara Shihab-Eldin is an architectural designer focused on sustainable materials. She recently completed a children’s library space which brings together literacy, play, and ecological design; inspired by the history, landscape, and industry of the Hudson River. Lara has volunteered for the past 4 years to encourage environmental stewardship and outdoor education in her community. She loves teaching and learning with artists, outdoor educators, and children, and bringing interdisciplinary design thinking to seasonal, nature-inspired art.