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To Those Who Came Before

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Aloha Visioning

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Artist Proof

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Etching on Zinc

Smoke Prophecy

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Conjuring up a Wave

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Revelation

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Work in Progress

Turn, turn, turn

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As Above, So Below

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Garden Earth Fail

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Cell Energy

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Following

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In the Beginning

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Etching on Zinc

The Use of Art Materials to ensure Safety and Containment

Posted by Jane Kane on 11:52 pm in Artmaking | Comments Off on The Use of Art Materials to ensure Safety and Containment

Artmaking is a soothing and effective method to process difficult feelings and experiences. Many professionals find it easy to engage visually oriented clients by providing art materials to glean insight. The tumultuous teen years often provide challenging situations that are difficult to share, and seldom offer sufficient  connection and empathy to weather the storm. When faced with the option to express ineffable conditions, material choice can be crucial to the efficacy of resolution. By offering safety and containment rather than...