
In this episode, Dewey Lovett guides listeners in drawing a collage of good luck charms from various cultures around the world.
Today I want to draw a collage of classic good luck charms from across the world. I'll show you how to draw them and I'll tell you who feels good luck from them. We'll draw a horse shoe, a four leaf clover, a hamsa, and a waving, beckoning cat. These are all good luck symbols from Europe, the Americas, Japan, and countries across the Middle East. Here are 3 ideas your imagination can wonder about based on our drawing today: We drew a few lucky items today-- what’s lucky to you? Did we draw it? Why do different cultures have different lucky charms? Why do they have similar good luck charms? Think of a time you felt lucky… What made it feel lucky? If your resident artist is not into colleges, try drawing a camping trip instead. Prefer to draw human beings? How about a wedding scene ? Something silly? How about raccoons sneaking garbage from the bin . Imagination Draw Along is an intentionally low stimulation show that gives artists space to develop confidence in decision making-- because there’s no wrong way to do art. To support the show or view and share artist artwork, check out https://www.imaginationdrawalong.com/art-club-gallery Thanks for being part of this community!
Host: Dewey Lovett
Places: Europe, Americas, Japan, Middle East
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