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Three totems from a workshop. One is a found object composition, with a mask, pedestal, basket of fruit, mini painting of a bird with a tie-on eye added to it, a tiny piano, and an imitation ivory necklace. Another one is a tall tube decorated with red fabric and a layer of gauzy red over that, with tied-on eyes, a butterfly, a fine antique watch, and an iron structure that makes it look like a standing woman. The third one is a smaller set, including a couple of bells, a piece of string, and a crystal rock, all placed on a piece of blue fabric. These totems represent aspects of their creators, as discussed in the workshop.

A frame for setting the paper along with add-ons such as floral elements sit on the work table.

Making paper involves the use of a blender. Two work-shoppers, Jean and Rachel, collaborate on this step. Jean is taking the blended pulp over to the workstation.

A toolbox on the work table inspires creative choices. Various papers, tapes, glues, a jar of gesso, a box cutter, wires, and pastels tumble out onto the edge of the table.

A collage showing two map portions, a lakeside, a boy holding a fish, a woman in a hat looking away from the viewer, a tiger and its cub, a small butterfly, several windows, and a flame. The text in the collage says to "think again".

Three workshop totems are displayed on a sandy work table, against a traditional blackboard, still chalky though erased. Each one is different. One has combined elements made up of found objects. Another one is taller, made of a paper towel tube and covered with two kinds of red fabric. A wire butterfly serves as throat and head which is decorated with an old watch and eyes. The third one brings together jingle bells, string, blue cloth, and a rock crystal.

A collage showing spirograph circles, several faces, some paper doll cutouts, and two texts that express joy.

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Creatively dreaming, writing, and painting here at rêves et renouveau, I am excited to launch my online courses and workshops beginning in 2023! Please feel welcome to look through my site to see all the offerings, including a free event coming up on Feb. 26th!

ALSO visit my blog for exploring what creativity means to me, including reviews and resources in upcoming posts.

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