Learn to Draw Spirit Portraits

This two-part livestream workshop reveals how you can draw the faces of those who have passed away, simply by inviting the spirit realms to guide your hand.

Spirit portraiture is a rewarding - and often surprising - form of mediumship. As we put pastel or pencil to paper, our hand is guided to draw faces and characteristics of those in Spirit. It's a technique we can all learn, even if we feel we are not good at drawing or art.

In this workshop, June-Elleni will guide you to:

• Draw automatically, rather than inspirationally
• Open the chakras in your hands to allow inspirational energy to flow
• Realise if two spirit people join at once and separate them
• Interpret messages from the person you draw and give relevant information
• Learn the do's and don'ts of spirit portrait connection

Please ask your loved ones in spirit to join us for this enlightening journey into the art of spirit portraits!

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Please have with you:

Paper

• A4 or A3 lightly textured cartridge paper pads suitable for use with charcoals
• OR, a roll of textured lining wallpaper cut into suitable squares (cheaper than the pads)

Pastels

• A selection of coloured soft pastels or chalks (not oil pastels). Colours that inspire you are best, ideally a minimum of eight, to include, Red, Blue, Yellow, Green, Purple, Orange, Pink, Turquoise

Extras

• Pen and notebook
• A fixative – June-Elleni uses hairspray as it has a gentler smell than fixative and has the bonus of being more cost-effective

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Entry requirements

• This workshop is open to foundation-level and above.
  
• You are welcome to join if you have completed a Beginner and/or Foundation course at the College.
• Those who have trained elsewhere, and are confident in the basics of spiritual practice are welcome to join.

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We will not be recording this workshop. One of the unique aspects of the College's online events is that they are highly interactive. Participants are encouraged to discuss and share with the tutor and the group. These sharings can be very personal, and some may not feel comfortable with them being recorded.

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Previous participants say:

"It was a very interesting and helpful workshop. Two sessions a week or two apart - rather than all in one go - is a good format as it takes time to digest the content, practise and do homework."

"Everyone regardless which level of their spiritual development they were, were catered for. The different steps were transparently explained which enabled me to access new and very valuable skills."

"I would like to attend more classes with June Elleni-Laine on spirit portraiture. She's a great teacher! I am glad these classes are offered online because I would not be able to attend the college."

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