Vision Boards

Inspire, Motivate, & Clarify

Join us at Studio B’s bright, inspiring space

A collage featuring jewelry, a pink statue of Medusa, a pink flower, and abstract colorful artwork.
A tabletop with scissors, a magazine titled "Sunday," a photograph of a landscape, a printed page of soup recipes, a small cutout of a woman in a golden dress, and a pair of black scissors.

Start off the new year with a vision board! A fun way to set goals and express yourself, vision boards are a representation of your dreams, goals, and overall vibe.

We will take time to gather inspiring images and then use them to create our own beautiful collages!

Spend a few minutes thinking about dreams and wishes. What kinds of things do you want to accomplish? Have you always wanted to travel? Learn to knit or learn a language? Read more? Organize, cook, run a marathon? What do you find inspiring? It can be as simple as a beautiful sunset or flowers. Color, texture, shapes—all of these things can form a picture when you put them together. Your vision board can clarify and motivate you to do big things or small and they are fun to reflect on.

Examples and materials will be provided. Sign up with a friend or come and make new ones! My classes are designed to bring people together to create. Perfect for beginners on up—there is no wrong way to do a vision board!

  • Where: Studio B in Boyertown

  • When: Saturday, January 31 10-12 a.m.

  • Please reach out with any questions:

    debz102570@gmail.com

  • Cost is $30 per person

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A collage featuring images and words related to art, travel, nature, and hobbies. It includes flowers, dogs, a beach, a cityscape, art supplies, books, and travel destinations like Paris, Milan, New York, and France. Prominent words include 'Chocolate,' 'Dream,' 'Optimism,' 'Painting,' 'Market,' and 'Art + Design.' There are also references to language learning and travel planning.
A colorful collage of magazine clippings, advertisements, quotes, and photographs. The collage includes various images of interiors, fashion, jewelry, and artwork, along with motivational messages, a blue eye illustration, and pictures of books and chocolates.

Junk Journals

Create, Reuse & Inspire

Join Us at Studio B in Boyertown

A collage of torn magazine pages, botanical images, lace and crochet fabric pieces, and watercolor butterfly illustrations on a wooden surface.
A black notebook with a gold clip on a wooden surface, surrounded by various arts and crafts papers, a cutout image of a woman with a crown, butterfly wings, and decorative paper.
Open sketchbook with a watercolor sketch of a faceless woman wearing a pink dress and pink flowers in her hair. Surrounding the sketch are various floral and butterfly stickers, torn paper pieces with floral designs, and a leaf painting on a crumpled paper, all in a mixed-media art style. The background includes a piece of sheet music and some handwritten notes.
A collection of small photographs, artwork, and paper samples on a white tray, with a gold clip holding some items, on a wooden surface.

These are the available journal options if you are ordering. There are many options on Amazon and other places if you want to choose your own, just be sure to choose a journal with mixed media paper or substantial paper.

A leather-bound journal with a wraparound strap.

Leather cover- $23

  • Where: Studio B in Boyertown

  • When: Saturday, February 21 10-12 a.m.

  • Please reach out with any questions:

    debz102570@gmail.com

  • Cost is $30 per person, additional cost if purchasing a journal.

  • You are welcome to purchase ahead and bring it!

Have you ever noticed how much paper we use and toss every day? There are so many different kinds of paper that we come across and discard. In this class, we will collect and put to use scraps of paper from everyday life. We will use our paper to make patterned paper, to doodle, and to play. Junk journal style, we will collect and gather our bits and pieces and create assemblages.

Junk journals are an informal and fun way to get started and get creative. They can be a scrapbook of sorts, holding ticket stubs, stickers, and little bits and bobs that hold meaning. They can be a place to assemble and hold little drawings, to practice doodles, or to mess about with paint. Junk journals are no pressure—because they are not meant to hang on a wall or to be displayed. They are just a non-threatening place to work in when you just have a little bit of time or you just want to test out new paint colors.

All materials will be provided—I have a huge stash of salvaged paper—gift wrap, magazines, flyers, tissue paper, brown bags…as well as sketching pencils, colored pencils, and paint for us to explore.

You will have multiple options for your actual journal:

  • Bring one from home, either purchased or made from a salvaged book

  • I will have a variety of blank books ranging from simple and plain to vintage to a bit more for purchase onsite. Prices between $5-25.

This class is only two hours, but hopefully it can inspire you to start an art journal that you will continue to fill with your own treasures!

Sign up with a friend or come make some new ones!!

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A collection of vintage books on a wooden surface, including titles about knowledge, jewels, and poetry.
Multiple sketchbooks with black spiral bindings and a printing pad featuring a colorful illustration of red berries and green leaves.

Spiral bound paper cover- $5

A collage of fabric samples, paint swatches, and cutouts on top of a black book with gold decorative text and leaves. The fabric includes a photo of a ballet dancer, a black velvet strip, and various colorful patterns and textures.