Vision Architecture Creative Arts for Youth & Adults Meetups

ADULT MEETUPS (Ages 18–80+)
Fast-paced, thought-provoking creative mapping sessions that help you clarify your current reality, imagine your future, and design a path to get there—with structure, support, and inspiration.

Each session includes 6 rapid-fire mind maps, reflecting on the Who, What, Where, When, Why, and How of your current or future life. We’ll read through them as a group (sharing optional). Afterward, you'll have the option to move your mind maps into a structured spreadsheet—a powerful way to revisit, organize, and evolve your thoughts as an ongoing practice.

Vision Architecture Charlie Workshop
Translate your Alfa and Bravo insights into a 3-phase roadmap. Choose your priorities, create actionable steps, and build a plan that moves at your pace—without the overwhelm.

ADULT MEETUPS (Ages 18–80+)

Fast-paced, thought-provoking creative mapping sessions that help you clarify your current reality, imagine your future, and design a path to get there—with structure, support, and inspiration.

Each session includes 6 rapid-fire mind maps, reflecting on the Who, What, Where, When, Why, and How of your current or future life. We’ll read through them as a group (sharing optional). Afterward, you'll have the option to move your mind maps into a structured spreadsheet—a powerful way to revisit, organize, and evolve your thoughts as an ongoing practice.

Vision Architecture Delta Workshop
Fine-tune your roadmap by measuring progress and adjusting focus. Like cooking, some things take longer—and that’s okay. Delta helps you build flexibility into your timeline while staying on track.

YOUTH MEETUPS (Ages 5–18 — or anyone young at heart!)
No experience needed. Just bring a pencil, paper, your imagination, and a place to sit.

1. Learn How to Draw the Animal of the Week (Ages 5–10)

Draw animals ranging from axolotls to blue dragon sea slugs to zebras—and many more. These one-hour sessions introduce fun animal facts while teaching kids how to sketch their shapes and features with confidence.

This week we have a choice between drawing a bird, butterfly, or moth. The people who show up on the Meetup will vote to choose which animal to learn to draw together by focusing on learning the elements of that animal together. If you want to draw one of the other two animals you're free to do that too with us as a group.

Youth pricing:

• Group sessions: $20 per student
• Private 1-on-1 sessions: $30 per student

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What You Need to Attend – Be Ready to Create!

To make the most of our creative, hands-on Zoom sessions, it’s important that everyone comes prepared and focused. These guidelines help ensure a positive experience for all participants. If someone isn’t able to follow them, they’ll be kindly removed so the rest of the group can stay engaged without distraction.

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For Youth Workshops:

• 📄 8.5 x 11" or larger white paper (up to 11 x 17") – bring at least 4 pages
• 🔇 A quiet, calm space without loud background noise
• 🤲 Full focus—no phones, texting, or typing during the workshop
• 🌐 A stable internet connection
• 📐 A flat, clutter-free surface to spread out your work
• 🖥️ A computer or monitor (not a phone) so you can watch and still use both hands to draw
• 📵 Please don’t join via phone—we’ll be drawing with both hands and moving paper throughout

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2. Give Yourself Credit! (Ages 10–15)
   Already drawing or you attended a Learn to Draw session and you're ready to sign your artwork? Great! Learn how to sign and date your artwork, store it safely, and starting learning about organize your growing portfolio. Whether it’s one sketch or a hundred, this is where you start building your artistic portfolio.
3. Share Your Artwork (Ages 15–18+)
   We’ll explore how to protect, publish, and present your work. Learn copyright basics, organize your digital portfolio, and consider options for displaying or sharing your art in person or online.

All age ranges are flexible—if you’re 8 and want to join the teen group, or 68 and want to draw sea slugs, you’re welcome. These sessions are inclusive, encouraging, and focused on joyful learning.

Next in line for Art for Youth Classes:

3) Share Your Artwork (Ages 15–18+)
We’ll explore how to protect, publish, and present your work. Learn copyright basics, organize your digital portfolio, and consider options for displaying or sharing your art in person or online.

All age ranges are flexible—if you’re 8 and want to join the teen group, or 68 and want to draw sea slugs, you’re welcome. These sessions are inclusive, encouraging, and focused on joyful learning.

Revisit?

If you'd like to revisit any of the following classes I'd love to see you again! Also, if you want a little more one-to-one advice I offer hourly check-ins where you can ask whatever questions you have.

YOUTH MEETUPS (Ages 10–15 — or anyone young at heart!)

No experience needed, but please bring a drawing you created to make the session valuable for your time. Bring a pencil, paper, your imagination, and a place to sit.

2) Give Yourself Credit! (Ages 10–15)
If you already have a drawing or you attended a "Learn to Draw" session you're ready to sign your artwork! Learn how to sign and date your work so you can remember and other people can understand when you made it. It's important to take care of your art by signing it and storing it safely, and possibly adding a copyright to it. Whether it’s one sketch or a hundred, this is where you start building your artistic portfolio.

In these session we'll look at your artwork(s) and decide how you may want to sign them so you can let the world know about yourself (and to remind yourself when you look back on your drawings):

• Making your mark - signing your name is a big deal, make it look amazing.
• When you made it - date, year, time, and maybe even your location.
• If it belongs to you or not (if you don't sign it and add a copyright notice, someone else may say it belongs to them!)

This is your art, and part of your creative journey, take pride in it - even if it's only for yourself!

As you keep making art, or if you never do again, your art is an example of your own imagination - it's important to take care of your thoughts and visions of the past, present, and future.

Youth pricing:

• Group sessions: $20 per student
• Private 1-on-1 sessions: $30 per student

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What You Need to Attend – Be Ready to Create!
To make the most of our creative, hands-on Zoom sessions, it’s important that everyone comes prepared and focused. These guidelines help ensure a positive experience for all participants. If someone isn’t able to follow them, they’ll be kindly removed so the rest of the group can stay engaged without distraction.

***

For Youth Workshops:

• 📄 8.5 x 11" or larger white paper (up to 11 x 17") – bring at least 4 pages
• 🔇 A quiet, calm space without loud background noise
• 🤲 Full focus—no phones, texting, or typing during the workshop
• 🌐 A stable internet connection
• 📐 A flat, clutter-free surface to spread out your work
• 🖥️ A computer or monitor (not a phone) so you can watch and still use both hands to draw
• 📵 Please don’t join via phone—we’ll be drawing with both hands and moving paper throughout

***

Next in line for Art for Youth Classes:

3) Share Your Artwork (Ages 15–18+)
We’ll explore how to protect, publish, and present your work. Learn copyright basics, organize your digital portfolio, and consider options for displaying or sharing your art in person or online.

All age ranges are flexible—if you’re 8 and want to join the teen group, or 68 and want to draw sea slugs, you’re welcome. These sessions are inclusive, encouraging, and focused on joyful learning.

Revisit?

If you'd like to revisit any of the following classes I'd love to see you again! Also, if you want a little more one-to-one advice I offer hourly check-ins where you can ask whatever questions you have.