Angelina
Angelina here,
I’m an artist and an early childhood educator, and at the heart of my work is a simple belief: art is connection. It’s healing, it’s grounding, and when we invite all five senses into the process, it becomes a powerful mind–body experience that helps people feel safe, awake, and deeply seen.
Over the past several years, I’ve brought sensory-rich art workshops to early learners, youth, mothers, and community groups. No matter the age, I’ve watched how texture, colour, sound, and movement can unlock something beautiful... memories, stories, emotions, calm. Art becomes less about “making something” and more about feeling something.
Before returning to art full-time, I spent years in client-centered roles that taught me how to listen with intention, meet people exactly where they are, and build trust through presence and compassion. Those skills deeply shape the way I facilitate today, especially when working with vulnerable or diverse populations.
I hold a BFA in Fine Art, I’m Level 1 certified in Informed Art Facilitation, and I’ve completed Brain Story Certification. These help me design sessions that are supportive, gentle, accessible, and rooted in play and curiosity.
What I offer isn’t just an art class, it’s an experience. A moment to breathe, explore, and reconnect with the creative spark we all carry. And honestly, if Picasso can have a blue period, we can definitely have a “just-here-to-enjoy-myself” period.
I’d love to share that experience with your community, one brushstroke at a time.
I’m an artist and an early childhood educator, and at the heart of my work is a simple belief: art is connection. It’s healing, it’s grounding, and when we invite all five senses into the process, it becomes a powerful mind–body experience that helps people feel safe, awake, and deeply seen.
Over the past several years, I’ve brought sensory-rich art workshops to early learners, youth, mothers, and community groups. No matter the age, I’ve watched how texture, colour, sound, and movement can unlock something beautiful... memories, stories, emotions, calm. Art becomes less about “making something” and more about feeling something.
Before returning to art full-time, I spent years in client-centered roles that taught me how to listen with intention, meet people exactly where they are, and build trust through presence and compassion. Those skills deeply shape the way I facilitate today, especially when working with vulnerable or diverse populations.
I hold a BFA in Fine Art, I’m Level 1 certified in Informed Art Facilitation, and I’ve completed Brain Story Certification. These help me design sessions that are supportive, gentle, accessible, and rooted in play and curiosity.
What I offer isn’t just an art class, it’s an experience. A moment to breathe, explore, and reconnect with the creative spark we all carry. And honestly, if Picasso can have a blue period, we can definitely have a “just-here-to-enjoy-myself” period.
I’d love to share that experience with your community, one brushstroke at a time.