Get Started with Art Journaling with Lenore Lyons

The Museum School at the Cape Cod Museum of Art presents:

Get Started with Art Journaling with Lenore Lyons

Mondays, July 11- August 1, 2022, from 6:00 – 8:00 PM.

Members $145 / Non-Members $160; includes $10 materials fee.

Why Journal? It feels good.

Keeping an Art Journal is a reflective process; it’s a way to explore feelings and ideas in a visual way, to be creative, and take care of yourself at the same time. A journal is a place to write down things you want to remember and a place to leave things that you are ready to forget. It’s a book that includes writing, found images, simple drawings, lettering, lines and colors. You can add to the journal every day or once a month… there are no rules.

In this four-week, in-person class, you can socialize while exploring different kinds of art. Everything is included. You can take a break, relax and let your imagination take over.

You will learn basic lettering and ways to alter the size and the message. We’ll include secret writing- sometimes you need to let things go. You will create backgrounds with color and texture then learn easy ways to add images. You will experiment with color, layering, paints, tapes and more – it’s fun to try those supplies you see at the art stores.

Don’t worry if you can’t draw a straight line, you won’t need to. In an art journal, any "mistake" can be altered or covered. You will learn how to minimize the mess and make journaling convenient on the go. We’ll brainstorm all kinds of things to write about. No art experience or drawing ability is necessary at all, really!

Everyone will go home with lots of ideas, a spiral-bound journal, and water brushes. Please contact me with any questions. lyonslenore@gmail.com.

It’s fun to talk with others while being creative, something I’ve missed these past two years.

You in?

Lenore Lyons believes that her superpower is making art accessible to everyone. People of all ages say they feel comfortable and have fun exploring creativity in her classes. This passion led to The Key Idea®, a large-scale community art project which uses keys to inspire big ideas. Over 7000 people ages 1-100+ have created KeyStories from across the United States which have been exhibited on Cape Cod, Boston, Chicago and Washington DC, at the Smithsonian’s Anacostia Community Museum.

A retired teacher, Lyons has developed award-winning arts education programs; in 2018 she was recognized with a VISI Award from the Cape Cod and Islands Art Educators for art education and advocacy. The Arts Foundation of Cape Cod honored Lyons with the Social Collaboration in the Arts Award along with Harwich Junior Theater. Lenore Lyons teaches online and locally at the Cultural Center of Cape Cod and Cape Cod Museum of Art. Follow The Key Idea on Instagram, FB and YouTube. lyonslenore@gmail.com

Cancellation policy: CCMoA must be notified 1 week prior for refund.