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This time of year always gets me thinking about the changes I’d like to make in the new year.
One of the things I’ve worked really hard to achieve this year is making more time to create. This has given me the chance to work on projects that are super close to my heart like my new picture book (coming in November 2015).
To celebrate dreams and creativity, I’m offering a Serendipity Sale! Enjoy my Serendipity 1 & 2 online classes for $99 each… even with a 3 Month Payment Plan (reg. $169/$189).
Just enter code: SERENDIPITY at checkout here.
In these self-paced classes I share painting projects from an entire year, so they’re perfect if you’re looking to really explore a lot of new mixed media techniques and painting styles. There are more than 24 projects in each class.
I started my Serendipity courses in response to feedback I’d gotten from my students. So many had said they wanted to develop their own style and whenever they learn from another artist they feel like they’re just copying. In these classes I share how I work through my “ugly stages” and frustrations as well as the ways I strengthen and evolve my own style and take what I learn from classes and other inspirations in my every day and incorporate them all into my own paintings in a new and unique way… for the entire YEAR!
Each month we’ll build on what we’ve already learned, so it’s less intimidating to get the vision in your head or heart onto paper. And I’ll show you how I take the same supplies and techniques and use them in different styles so you can make them your own.
Click here to Register For Serendipity 1 ($99. reg $169)
Click here to Register For Serendipity 2 ($99. reg $189)
Use code SERENDIPITY. Sale Ends Monday, October 26 2015, 11:59PM EST.
And now for a little Serendipity video inspiration…
I hope you enjoy this video of The Amazing Journey (a project from my Serendipity 1 online class)
With music by my friends’ The Wiggly Tendrils.
In class, I slow down most of the video from start to finish and talk you through each step, so you can see just how every layer got there and know why I create the way I do to make it easiest for you to paint too.
Click here to register for Serendipity. Use code: SERENDIPITY at checkout.
I can’t wait to see what you create!
xo,
HELLO
I'M JULIETTE
A painter, writer, and creator of The School Of Happy Painting, online courses to help you loosen up, let go, and develop your own unique style.
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