Motivational Workshops
Motivational workshops are the source of many creative ideas, but also an integral part of implementing already designed projects. They are held individually or in groups.
Workshops for children and elderly people last from one hour to hour and a half. It depends on how long the participants can keep track of activities. Workshops for adults last for two to three hours.
At the workshops participants learn a new technique of drawing and no prior drawing skills are needed. Workshops require minimal investment; each participant should only bring with him wooden colored pencils with a minimum of 24 pieces in a set and a sharpener because the drawing paper is secured.
The main goal of the workshop is to empower children, adults and families through artistic activity and artistic expression.
The immediate objective is the harmony of a wider community by improving the quality of life.
Available drawing goals for children:
- the release of creative potential
- the development of creativity and innovation
- development of fine motor skills
- improvement of concentration, attention and self-control
- increase in self-respect and self-esteem
- creating a positive image of yourself
- reduction of the complex
- development of patience, courage, determination
- Intuition development
- development of independence
- reduction in stress and tension
- Improving learning memory
- encouragement of expression
- improvement in relationships with others
- development of tolerance and flexibility
- increase in the resourcefulness of life
- peaceful conflict resolution
- development of the ability to actively reflect on particular areas of life
- building a positive attitude toward success in life
Available adult drawing goals (parents):
- reduction in stress, worry and tension
- increase in energy and vitality
- improvement of health
- Release of the old (unnecessary) forms
- the liberation of creative potential and the development of creativity
- harmonization of family, partnership, business and social relations
Diagnostic Fractal Drawing Workshops
Learning the basics of drawing with a fractal method. No drawing skills are needed.
Correctional Fractal Drawing Workshops
Learning the correction rules by fractal method. Prerequisite is a drawing workshop of diagnostic fractals.
Group Fractal Drawing Workshops
Learning to draw group fractals. The best results are possible in groups of 4. Prerequisite is a drawing workshop of diagnostic fractals.
Intentional fracture workshops
Prerequisite is a workshop for drawing diagnostic and correction fractals.
Art fractals drawing workshops
Prerequisite is to attend a workshop of diagnostic and correctional fractals.
You might have noticed that while drawing you often think you need an eraser to erase what you've drawn. Or you would just like to fix it, so it looks better…
But there is a drawing technique where you never think to erase and correct your drawings. As you draw you notice that you are becoming curious about the results of your drawing and how it will look lik when you're done. Even though the drawing itself is seemingly chaotic, you do not think about “correcting”. Even when you realize that by coloring a structure you have created you are not able to make your drawing beautiful, you do not give up. You go further than the farthest ... You notice silent dedication.
Carefully and patiently you watch over your creation and upgrade it. You care that every field is properly colored and it does not bother you that you do not know what color you choose ... you simply continue. You'd like to see the whole picture immediately, the colored drawing, but there's still a lot of work to do, so you're back to work, painting your drawing that was created by the fractal method.
And you notice that you have calmed down, you suddenly notice your thoughts and feelings. The consequence of this constructive confrontation is devotion. You discover yourself, you are becoming in relation to yourself.
You have opened a space where you are able to face yourself, your thoughts and emotions alternate in constructive confrontation and opposition of thoughts, and you (become) remain silent and satisfied because you have said everything you have. In truth.
The essence of such intellectual and emotional exchange is orientation toward goals, which are not just a purpose to themselves. The essence of it all is in better understanding of oneself and better understanding of other people.
Devotion leads to taking responsibility, because we know what we are dedicated to and why.
In this way, we are trained to distinguish the original from the copy.
