Laura Hollick - Soul Art Studio

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I wanted to share my story of discovering my Iconic Essence with you to inspire you on your journey.

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It all started with a vision!

Years ago I had a dream of a lifestyle and business that made my heart sing. I became passionately focused on making that dream a reality.

Vision Boards became my tool of choice. After much trial and error I discovered some tricks and strategies for making my Vision Boards powerful manifesting tools.

Now I regularly use Vision Boards to clarify my ideas and manifest my dreams.

I created this video to share 5 Tips for making Vision Boards that works.

Creating a Vision Board that works is a blend of creative magic and clear strategy.

I make a new Vision Board at the start of every new project. Here is my most recent Vision Board.

What dreams do you want to manifest in your life?

How can you use the 5 Tips in this video to create your Vision Board that works?

Have you ever felt like a fake?

I have!

When I worked as a truck driver I felt like I was wearing a mask pretending to be someone I wasn’t. It was so frustrating to keep my true self in hiding.

If you’ve ever worn a mask and felt like your true self was hiding this video is made for you!

Learn why we wear masks and how to peel them off.

If you find yourself wearing a constrictive mask that is concealing your true self  here are…

5 Tips to Peel off the Masks that Constrict You

1. Recognize that you are wearing a mask.

2. Ask yourself: Is this mask expanding me or constricting me?

3. Ask yourself: What am I afraid of?

4. Ask yourself: How can I bring more love into the areas where I am afraid?

5. Practice being your expanded self!

Not all masks are bad. Some masks expand us into the person we dream of being.

Here is an image of some of my masks both expanding and constricting.

‘Mask Family Portrait’, Laura Hollick in various masks. Hand mask painting/ hair/makeup Sue Upton. Photo by Kevin Thom.

I would love to hear about your masks!
How would you describe your expanding masks and how would you describe your constricting masks?

The first newsletter/ezine I sent out was on December 29th 2005.  Wow~ that is over 200 ezines! These four images highlight some of the favourite images and quotes from the years.  What’s your favourite?

Dance with your whole heart and soul.

Laura Hollick dancing. Photo by Karolina Kuras

Creativity ain’t always pretty.

'Picasso recreation' Laura Hollick as a Picasso painting. Part of the 'Masterpiece series'. Photo by Kevin Thom. Body painting by Tamara Mitchell

Take a wild journey and follow your dreams.

'Dragon Journey' watercolour by Laura Hollick

Be ART!

'Winter Tree' Laura Hollick as a winter tree. Photo by Kevin Thom. Makeup by Rachel Duff

View Magazine is featuring an article on the ‘Birth Your Dreams’ exhibition and made it a Cover feature.  We created a mini-video to show you what really goes on behind the scenes of making a Cover image.  In this video you’ll see Laura working with photographer Kevin Thom and hair and makeup artist Sue Upton to create a slightly ‘risky’ image.

The exhibition ‘Birth Your Dreams’ is getting closer!

I’m busy working on the Pink Dragon in my Soul Art studio.
See behind the scenes as I create one of my sculptures.
Looking forward to showing you the completed piece at the opening on August 7th at 7pm at the Carnegie Gallery, 10 King st. West., Dundas.