Summary: We make hundreds of decisions every day in our daily lives. Sometimes we delay difficult decisions and other times we make quick intuitive decisions. Learn to explore through your painting practice how you make decisions.

Target Audience: Busy working professionals (mid to senior level) seeking time away from the digital world and connect with others to learn something new.

Workshop Details

How are you making your daily decisions? Do you sometimes wish you made better decisions? How are you judging whether a decision was good or bad? How are you judging the outcome?

Painting is a visual tool and language to translate how we experience the world. In this workshop you will get the chance to explore how you approach a painting and make painting based decisions. We will then explore how a painting practice can help with making every day decisions.

Learning outcomes:

1. Understanding different type of decision making theories and how they relate to painting.

2. Tackling a difficult problem like painting in practice and learning different ways to approach it from the start to finish.

3. Translating the practical exercise of painting back into every day decision making and finding different ways to approach both easy and difficult decisions.

Highlights of this workshop include:

• A whole day of painting and networking (9am to 6pm).

• All materials are provided, you only need to make the time and come to the event.

• We will go through common decision making techniques and how they translate into your painting.

• Participants will get the opportunity to create two paintings using two different decision techniques.

• There is an opportunity to exchange ideas on decision making with other participants.

• Maximum of 12 participants to allow for a good discussion and exchange on the topic of decision making.

• A reading list on the topic of decision making will be sent to all participants ahead of the workshop.

Location and time to be confirmed.