Spirit Art explained · by Anne-Marie Bond
Put simply, it's art you make while you're tuned in spiritually. For some of us that's a portrait of a loved one in the spirit world. For others it's symbols, colours, landscapes or guides that come to you quietly in meditation.
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Tuned in, pencil moving. That's Spirit Art at its simplest.
People mean different things by it
There's no one official meaning. Different teachers and circles use the words in their own way. So if someone says "Spirit Art", ask them what they mean. Don't just assume.
But we all work the same way
You calm yourself down, you open up to whatever comes through, and then you start drawing. That's it.
“The idea might feel like it comes from beyond you. But it's still your hand holding the pencil.
And that's the part this page is about — the drawing. Which brings us to Spirit Portraits, the work I specialise in and the reason Spirit Art Mentor exists.
Section 01
What is a Spirit Portrait?
The short answer
It's a drawing of a face or figure you make while tuned in — usually with no photo and no one sitting in front of you.
You let the face build up on the paper bit by bit. Some portraits are drawn at a demonstration for a named person in the audience. Others you'll draw quietly at home as part of your own development.
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