Mandala Meditation Workshop

An afternoon with CommonFolk exploring the therapeutic use of Mandalas with Artist & Colour Therapist Stephanie June Ellis Grazing plates and your choice of wine/beer/coffee will be provided during this social creative gathering:

Learn. Create. Meditate.

Invest a moment in time and allow your mind the freedom to express, with no judgment in a safe supportive environment. All materials are provided. No artistic skills required.

For more information and bookings, visit the event page.

Limited spots available.

To secure your spot please book in advance

Note: Two forms of payment accepted. Reserve through PayPal. A small booking fee applies for PayPal payments. This can be payed through the bookings page or bank transfer.

Suncorp Bank
Account name S J ELLIS
BSB 484 799
Account Number: 046584802

Please Reference the date you would like to attend & your name.

Art making for the purpose of transcendence, mindfulness, and wellness. Traditionally, the mandala is used as a meditation tool to search for the meaning of self. This often requires a study of this diagram which we may call the "personality"—the part of ourselves which bares witness to our vast invisible potential.

Creating your own personal mandala is therapeutic, symbolic & a beautiful reflection of ones own soul. Present emotions will be represented in your mandala through the use of organically formed shapes & colour. By allowing your instinct and feelings to inspire & guide you through the process of creation, a portrait of yourself will emerge.

When you reach your destination, you will have a representation of something meaningful and personal that you can take home with you: ​a snapshot of you—a brief moment in time expressed through your unique personal mandala

Your mentor:

Stephanie June Ellis is a professional artist, qualified Colour Therapist and founder of The Art Of Process.

Through her workshops and retreats she engages with local and global communities offering wellbeing through the creative process with a focus on geometry.

Primarily working with pen and ink her creative practice aims to transcend viewers beyond the physical world and encourage a wider vision of awareness through universal patterns.

Over the past 12 years, Stephanie has dedicated her time to studying complex geometric patterns and biomorphic art which span culturally worldwide throughout traditional crafts and architecture.

By exploring these significant symbols, her artistic journey has and continues to develop spontaneously.

Each piece is a creative expression of her inner intuitive eye. The eye of contemplation; the eye of the soul.

Stephanie' s illustrations and paintings have appeared both nationally and internationally through solo and group exhibitions, murals and private clients.