Inspired by the iconic sunflower series of Vincent van Gogh, this immersive painting experience invites participants to pick up a brush, take to the canvas, and create their own interpretation of one of art history’s most beloved masterpieces.

In this workshop, you will paint with acrylics while drawing inspiration from Van Gogh’s vibrant style. Step by step, you will also follow your own creative instincts. Together, these approaches will help you explore the art of master copying. This time-honored method builds skill in brushwork, composition, and color theory.

At the same time, the process goes beyond technique. As you work, you will gain a deeper appreciation for Van Gogh’s expressive textures and bold use of color. In addition, you will have the chance to infuse your own personality and flair into each painting.

However, this workshop is not only about art skills. Painting sunflowers carries a special meaning. These radiant flowers symbolize joy, resilience, and hope. Therefore, the practice becomes both uplifting and mindful. Each brushstroke turns into a quiet celebration of nature’s beauty.

As a result, the act of painting also supports emotional wellness and mental clarity. While you soak in golden tones and warm energy, you will capture the essence of summer’s final days. In this way, painting sunflowers becomes a poetic reminder to stay rooted in optimism and creativity.

Finally, this workshop welcomes all levels. Whether you are an experienced artist or just beginning your journey, you will find space to grow. The experience will nourish both your artistic skill and your spirit.

Questions about this program or Art Impact Project? Please contact Cassandra, Manager of Programming. Or, visit their website here!

This class is free, but spaces are limited and participants must pre-register. 

Celebrating their tenth anniversary, Art Impact Project is a local 501c(3) with a mission of enhancing emotional wellness through creative expression.  They partner with organizations such as schools, treatment facilities, libraries, and other community spaces throughout Lake County, to facilitate art programming with a focus on better mental health.  Providing a supportive, small group setting, Art Impact Project guides participant step-by-step through the creative process so everyone can experience the benefits of art.