Diane Eastham M.Ed.

In this class we will explore a variety of techniques that make watercolours such a versatile medium. We will explore wet-on-wet and wet on dry as well as resist techniques.Suitable for all levels.

In this series of workshops to be offered at Spark of Brilliance in Guelph, we explore the arts of calligraphy and collage and use them to develop journal pages about the various issues in our lives. Spring 2008

A class to experiment with various paper weaving techniques at the Royla City Calligraphy Guild monthly meeting in Guelph.

This workshop to be presented at the Art and Psyche conference in San Francisco is sponsored by the Jungian Analysts of San Francisco. I will be discussing my own creative journey and the kinds of images, both emergent and transcendent that have guided me.

This week long class at the Elora Summer Art School is suitable for artists of all stripes and experience levels. We will explore the advantages of the commercial journal and create our own over the course of the week. Along the way we will conquer the blank page and explore the principles of design as we create our beautiful journal pages each day.

A one day workshop for the Environment and Sustainability Graduate Program at the University of Western Ontario, London, Ontario to explore the creative process as it applies to these issues.

This workshop at the Creativity Coaching conference, Lake George, New York state, is suitable for creative people of all persuasions. More information about registration can be found on the Creativity Coaching Association website.

I will be demonstrating Suminigashi marbling on Sat. Nov. 1 and again on Sunday Nov. 2 at ArtWorks, the Arts and Crafts Fair at Bingeman Park in Kitchener. I will also have some of my art works on display in the ArtBites Gallery booth at ArtWorks. Stop by and say hello!

This weekend workshop is part of the Kitchener Public Library's Artist-in-Residence program. We will explore some of the traditional and non-traditional methods of suminigashi marbling using inks floated on water to make patterns on paper.