-Explore Gentle Compassion Movement
-Explore using color and shape to connect with and express grief
-No art experience necessary
More about Eve Andry:
Hello all, it’s time for a brief introduction. My name is Eve and I’m just so glad that you’re here. I’m glad that we get to connect in this way. To everyone that has shared my work or uplifted my art, thank you. You have no idea how much your words, your messages and your gestures of kindness mean to me.
This opportunity to share my story through color and creativity has been my joy and an affirmation of the miracle that is my life. Through art I tell the story of who I am in each moment and the beautiful thing is that not once is it the same. Each stroke placed in its own way each color selected and layered uniquely. It is a gift.
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A little bit about me..
I’m a white xicana, daughter of Mexican immigrants
I have a 3 year old daughter who is my light, my inspiration
I recently came out as queer and have never felt more liberated
I’ve been married for 6 years to an extraordinary human that I love and cherish more everyday
three things I love: creative expression, tattoos and mushrooms
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I look forward to sharing more with you through my art. Thank you for being here!
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IG= @embody.create.heal
Website= www.eveandry.com
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Noun: hygge
a quality of coziness and comfortable conviviality that engenders a feeling of contentment or well-being (regarded as a defining characteristic of Danish culture).
Use this 5 week yin series to touch the inner warmth of your own being. Each week we'll explore trauma sensitive yin +mindfulness practices that support us in lighting the warmth from within through twists, lunges and restorative postures on the wall. Each week, I will also share a hygge tea, book, recipe, comfort practice or a decoration technique to help you keep the hygge spirit alive and well from the inside out.