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Embodied Drawing: inquiry, process, reflect

This blog explores somatic drawing as both an artistic method and a mode of inquiry—where the body becomes a site of knowledge, perception, and creative possibility. Through reflections, case studies, and practice-based research, I examine how mark-making can support emotional regulation, intuitive development, and embodied learning. Whether you're an artist, educator, or researcher, these entries invite you to consider the page as a place of both expression and investigation.

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Somatic Drawing for Beginners

Uncover the connection between breath, movement, and mark-making in this gentle introduction to somatic drawing. This post offers simple ways to begin, along with insights into how body-led art can support creativity, confidence, and calm.

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Why Choose Somatic Drawing Exercises?

What makes somatic drawing different from traditional art? This post shares five embodied reasons to begin, from emotional release to creative reawakening to community connection.

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Connecting with Intuition

What if your inner voice was already speaking—quietly, through sensation? This post explores how somatic drawing helps you tune in, trust instinct, and build a deeper relationship with your intuitive self.

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Letting Go of Judgment

Judgment narrows our creative energy—but your body knows a freer way. Learn how somatic drawing softens self-criticism and opens a space for curiosity, authenticity, and creative liberation.

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Reclaiming Voice

Your voice doesn’t need to be invented—it needs room to rise. Through embodied mark-making, this post invites you to reconnect with your voice as movement, memory, and presence.

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Seeding Hope

Hope begins in the body. Discover how somatic drawing helps you reconnect with presence, release emotional weight, and imagine new possibilities—one mark at a time.

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