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New Online Course - Bloom, Expand Possibilities

 

Bloom, Expand Possibilities

 

Are you ready to paint together? let’s loosen up; listen to our bodies, minds and art; and reignite our love for painting.


I have a new online course blending intuitive painting with imaginative storytelling. It is packed with insight on how to move into processes I’ve developed specifically to combine representation and abstracted passages. 


Let’s look at Fox, Floral, Sky and Color with fresh eyes as we step into a full expression of what we choose to paint and what that means to us.


What Bloom includes:

  • a detailed breakdown of my signature Create-Destroy-Rebuild process

  • guidance in exploring “what-ifs” and building “must-haves”

  • TWO FULL PAINTINGS - one focused on facial expression, one with dynamic movement

  • a bonus live launch party to kick things off

  • a live Q&A session to support your learning journey

  • an optional add-on mini course to help build a personalized, powerful color palette

  • over 10 hours of downloadable instruction with lifetime access

  • a private Facebook group supplemental classroom space (which includes students and content from my prior Intuitive Painting Momma Bear course, so it’s already packed with value)

  • all of this delivered via Kara Bullock Art, with a history of bringing professional video instruction from world class artists right into your own studio


Early bird enrollment is open now; class starts June 11th (the Launch Party is June 8th via zoom). What are you waiting for?


Let’s paint together!


Thanks so much for your interest in my artwork. 

Love you, Kim



PS Supporting the arts preserves and documents our voices. Shout out to my Patreon subscribers - whether donating (“buying Blue treats”) or enrolled in a tier with instructional benefits, this financial support allows me to make my art. I am so grateful for contributions from everyone, whether it’s through Patreon, the purchase of artwork/prints or engagement in other ways. Thank you for helping art get made in today’s world!

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