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Student Level: Beginner as well as all levels
Type of Workshop: Project/Process
Prerequisite: None

The psychoanalyst Carl Jung saw the mandala as "a representation of the unconscious self", and believed his paintings of mandalas enabled him to identify emotional disorders and work towards wholeness in personality. In common use, mandala has become a generic term for any plan, chart or geometric pattern that represents the cosmos metaphysically or symbolically. Intrigued and inspired by the meaning and history of Mandalas, this journal was created and loosely based on this concept. Singular unbound round pages can have mandalas on one side, journaling on the back and are neatly housed inside the Mandala Journal box. Pages can be removed, flipped over or rearranged at will - a format that makes working on pages and reading them a real pleasure. Focus of this workshop is on personalizing the provided Mandala Journal box and preparing it for your journaling needs. We'll discuss different methods of making pages and techniques with provided samples.

Kit/Materials Fee (payable to instructor at class time):

• $20.00 includes:
• Imagery
• Mandala Box
• A few pre-cut boxboard pages

Student should bring:

• Elmer's glue
• 1" natural bristle utility brush
• Off white paint, Gesso or white house hold primer
• A few journaling supplies (craft paints, pens, markers, etc)

Optional:

• Heat gun
• Any thing else you'd like to include in your journal
• Bristol or paper for tracing templates for later use.