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11. Back to the drawing board to find ageless art
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Sarah Vickery is a dyslexic learner, but beyond that she is a creator. Even though she did not speak until after the age of three, she found comfort in her doodles and drawings. These drawings helped her make sense of the world and process her thoughts. Drawing and sketching was always a safe-haven for Sarah. She now has created something incredible to bring this same concept to children, not only in the UK, but really world-wide.
She hosts online classes or Cartoon Club with both children and adults.
I had the pleasure of attending a class, and it was a lot of fun. I am personally not able to get out my thoughts as easily in a drawing, but I definitely felt a catharsis in the process.
And as Sarah will share with us here, it is always about the process.
To learn more about Sarah's online art classes for children and adults visit:
https://sarahjanevickery.com/product/cartoon-club-interactive-online-art-classes-for-kids/ or Discover Your Inner Cartoonist for adults
To share your and your children's drawings and see what Sarah does in class join Cartoon Club Facebook Group
Or you can try a class for FREE
Try some of Sarah's FREE cartooning videos on her YouTube channel
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