Amsterdam | The Grounding Power of Drawing: Manifesting for the New Year
The Grounding Power of Drawing: Manifesting for the New Year
Hosted in partnership with Weronika Marianna
📍 Pink Poodle Society Studio | Amsterdam Oost
🗓 Sunday, January 11
🕛 12:00–14:30 (2.5 hours)
Join us for a grounding, intuitive afternoon of drawing, reflection, and creative presence as we explore Lunatic Drawing — an intuitive drawing practice rooted in meditation, journaling, and listening to the inner voice.
Led by visual artist Weronika Marianna, this workshop introduces drawing as a tool for grounding, self-reflection, and manifestation. Through gentle guidance and experimental exercises, participants are invited to let intuition lead, release expectations, and connect to their inner landscape. The practice is accessible to both beginners and experienced artists.
This session is designed as a slow, immersive experience — allowing time not only for making, but also for integration and connection.
Theme:
Lunatic Drawing: Manifesting for the New Year
Sample exercises include:
Illustrating inexplicable emotions
Drawing with nature-sourced materials
Collectively illustrating a poem
Creating an emotional self-portrait
☕ Your ticket includes:
All materials needed for the workshop
Tea, coffee, and light snacks
Time to connect and unwind together in the studio lounge after the workshop
🎟 Tickets
Early Bird: €57
Regular Price: €62
Pink Poodle Society Members: €57
Cancellation Policy
Cancellations made more than one week before the event are eligible for either:
A credit toward another Pink Poodle Society event (full ticket value), or
A refund minus the 4% platform and ticketing fees (non-refundable)
Cancellations made within one week of the event are non-refundable and non-exchangeable.
Spaces are limited. Come draw, ground, and gently step into the new year with intention surrounded by other thoughtful, curious creatives.
About the Artist
Weronika Marianna is a self-taught visual artist working across experimental animation, painting, print, and ceramics. She is best known for hand-painted animated paintings set within vibrant humanoid universes that question the nature of the human body, transformation, and time.
Her work has been shown in galleries internationally, and she collaborates with a range of selected clients. Weronika has been commissioned by The New York Times, Vice, Penguin Random House, and the Philharmonic in Hamburg, and frequently works in collaboration with musicians.