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Online · Limited to 12 people
Take a breath, slow down and make a little space for yourself this holiday season.
The Art of Getting Through December is an intimate two-hour online therapeutic arts experience centred around the simple practice of creating loose watercolour circles and transforming them into playful, expressive works of art through patterns, lines and doodles.
The holidays can bring a complicated mix of emotions. While December is often portrayed as a time of celebration and togetherness, the reality can look very different for everyone. It can bring stress, loneliness, grief, difficult memories or a longing for people and moments that are no longer part of our lives. However you're experiencing this time of year, there's room for that here.
This workshop is an invitation to step away from expectations, slow down and spend a little time reconnecting with yourself through creativity.
Through the simple combination of watercolour and intuitive drawing, you'll be guided through a creative practice designed to encourage mindfulness, invite moments of calm and offer a little breathing room during what can be an emotionally complicated season.
There's no right or wrong way to approach the work, and no artistic experience is needed. This workshop is about letting go of expectations, embracing the present moment and giving yourself permission to create, reflect and simply be.
You'll have space to explore, experiment and reflect on what it means to care for yourself and find little moments of comfort, connection and joy, whatever December happens to look like for you.
Tuesday, December 8th, 2026, 6–8pm (Pacific Standard Time)
2-hour online workshop
Limited to 12 participants
Workshop link emailed after registration
Guided creative and reflective discussions
No previous art experience necessary
Watercolour paints
Watercolour paper (or any paper will do!)
Paintbrushe(s) and a jar of water
Black fine-tip pen or drawing pen
Paper towel or cloth
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A little note:
If you’d really love to join but finances are a barrier right now, please reach out. I’ll always do my best to find a way to make it work.
Questions? Email hello@lauraprpich.com
Online · Limited to 12 people
Take a breath, slow down and make a little space for yourself this holiday season.
The Art of Getting Through December is an intimate two-hour online therapeutic arts experience centred around the simple practice of creating loose watercolour circles and transforming them into playful, expressive works of art through patterns, lines and doodles.
The holidays can bring a complicated mix of emotions. While December is often portrayed as a time of celebration and togetherness, the reality can look very different for everyone. It can bring stress, loneliness, grief, difficult memories or a longing for people and moments that are no longer part of our lives. However you're experiencing this time of year, there's room for that here.
This workshop is an invitation to step away from expectations, slow down and spend a little time reconnecting with yourself through creativity.
Through the simple combination of watercolour and intuitive drawing, you'll be guided through a creative practice designed to encourage mindfulness, invite moments of calm and offer a little breathing room during what can be an emotionally complicated season.
There's no right or wrong way to approach the work, and no artistic experience is needed. This workshop is about letting go of expectations, embracing the present moment and giving yourself permission to create, reflect and simply be.
You'll have space to explore, experiment and reflect on what it means to care for yourself and find little moments of comfort, connection and joy, whatever December happens to look like for you.
Tuesday, December 8th, 2026, 6–8pm (Pacific Standard Time)
2-hour online workshop
Limited to 12 participants
Workshop link emailed after registration
Guided creative and reflective discussions
No previous art experience necessary
Watercolour paints
Watercolour paper (or any paper will do!)
Paintbrushe(s) and a jar of water
Black fine-tip pen or drawing pen
Paper towel or cloth
______
A little note:
If you’d really love to join but finances are a barrier right now, please reach out. I’ll always do my best to find a way to make it work.
Questions? Email hello@lauraprpich.com
