Making Marks: Discover the Art of Intuitive Drawing with Elaine Clayton

Elaine Clayton is an artist, author, former teacher, Reiki Master and intuitive reader. She is the author of MAKING MARKS: Discover the Art of Intuitive Drawing published by Beyond Words/Atria-Simon and Schuster in May 2014. Elaine focuses on art: visual imagery and personal unconscious memory as a way toward intuitive healing and knowledge. In MAKING MARKS she shares a method of drawing that can support the creative, intuitive seeker, opening the participant up to transcendent experiences.

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