I'm Terashima, representative employee of Jibun Rashiku LLC.
The sight of small children innocently playing with colors and shapes to their heart's content. Have we, as adults, somehow forgotten that pure joy of drawing?
Before you give up saying, 'I have no artistic talent...', why not try to reawaken the creativity sleeping deep within your heart?
'Rakugaki Lab' is a special workshop designed to help you overcome psychological resistance to drawing and rediscover the joy of expressing yourself. Free from the constraints of technique or evaluation, let's unleash your emotions through painting under the guidance of an instructor and fully savor the freedom of expression.
What is Rakugaki Lab?
'Rakugaki Lab' is an 'opportunity' for you to discover the joy of free expression. Skill doesn't matter. We provide a place where you can rediscover the fun of expressing your 'true self' through the tool of painting.
This workshop is not a repetitive class, but rather designed to allow you to feel emotional liberation in a single experience.
Workshop Outline
- Date & Time: June 14 (Sat) 10:00-11:30
- Content: A workshop to rediscover the joy of free drawing. Emphasizes freedom of expression over drawing technique.
- Fee: 3,300 yen (tax included)
- Art materials are included in the fee.
- You can take home your finished artwork.
- Capacity: 4 people
- What to Bring: Clothes you don't mind getting dirty, or a change of clothes. No art materials are needed.
- Location: Atelier Nae, Windbell Kitaoji 101, 50 Koyamashimokawaracho, Kita-ku, Kyoto-shi, 603-8132 (3-minute walk from Kitaoji Station)
Why not regain your artistic sense and experience the joy of expression through painting together? Please come and join us on a journey to unleash 'the other artist' within you.
Applications are accepted via email. Please see here.→/contact
Scenes from 'Aozora Rakugaki Lab' held at Iwakura Marche on May 18th
Examples of Participants' Work
Instructor Profile
Yasuhiro Terashima (Representative Employee, Jibun Rashiku LLC)
A person who draws pictures while dancing with music in their body. Driven by the desire to increase the number of people who can express themselves freely without being caught up in skill levels, they create various venues. In addition to 'Rakugaki Lab', they organize 'Drum Dance Club' and 'Minnano Live'. They have received numerous awards at public exhibitions. They are active in a wide range of fields as a bodyworker, dancer, copywriter, graphic designer, and promoter.