Survival Techniques - Create Your Own Feel-Good Mural Mini Poster
Join artist Naomi Edmondson, creator of the Survival Techniques street art project, at Something Good Workshops for a creative workshop exploring how small reminders can help lift us on tougher days.
Participants will begin by learning about the Survival Techniques project and reflecting on simple actions, phrases, or reminders that help them feel grounded, hopeful or encouraged. From this, each person will choose a message that resonates and transform it into their own colourful typographic artwork.
Using vibrant mixed media markers filled with acrylic ink, along with letter stencils and guided support, you’ll create a bold and inspiring mini mural poster on canvas board to take home. Naomi will be on hand throughout to offer guidance on crafting your phrase, lettering techniques and colour choices.
The materials are easy to use and suitable for all abilities, producing bright, painterly results - so there’s no need to consider yourself “artistic” to take part.
Display your artwork at home, on your work desk, in the downstairs loo or just anywhere that will regularly catch your eye and give you a kindly reminder of what matters to you.
Suitable for all abilities. All welcome.
All materials included + tea/coffee
Workshop duration: 2 hours
About Survival Techniques:
Naomi Edmondson (aka Survival Techniques) is an award-winning artist working across street art, painting, print and textiles. Her work shares messages of hope, optimism and relief from challenges such as depression, anxiety and isolation in public spaces.
She has exhibited in London and Tokyo and has created commissions around the world for clients including Adidas, Lululemon, The Hoxton, Art Fund, World Book Day, and London Borough of Waltham Forest.
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