Drawing From Your Intuition

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Drawing From Your Intuition

Can you draw a Tarot card without seeing it?

In this unique, interactive class, participants will explore their intuition through a creative blind-drawing exercise. Each person will select a Tarot card without looking at it, place it inside an envelope, and then use their intuition and senses to connect with the hidden image. Without knowing which card they chose, they’ll draw what they feel, imagine, or intuit is inside the envelope.

Once everyone has completed their drawing, the cards are revealed, creating a fun and often surprising opportunity to compare the intuitive drawing with the actual Tarot card.

This class combines Tarot, intuition, creativity, and self-expression in a playful and approachable way. It’s not about artistic skill or creating a perfect representation of the card—it’s about trusting your first impressions and seeing what comes through when you let go of overthinking.

Who is welcome? Everyone! No previous Tarot, intuitive, or drawing experience is necessary. Whether you’re an experienced artist, a Tarot enthusiast, or someone who simply wants to try something completely different, you’re invited to participate.

Participants can expect a relaxed, supportive environment, guided exercises, and plenty of opportunities to experiment with their intuition. Come curious, have fun, and discover what your intuition might be able to tell you—even when you can't see the answer!

About Carla

I’m Carla Ginsberg (she/her), an artist, Tarot reader, intuitive, Reiki Master, and spiritual counselor. My work centers on creating compassionate, welcoming spaces where people can slow down, explore their emotions, and connect with their own inner wisdom.

As someone who works with people through times of transition, loss, uncertainty, and personal transformation, I approach each gathering with empathy, curiosity, and respect for each person’s individual experience. I believe there is no single “right” way to process grief, and I strive to create an environment where people feel heard, supported, and free to participate in whatever way feels comfortable for them.

My background in illustration and intuitive arts also informs how I hold space. I use creativity, symbolism, and gentle intuitive practices as ways for people to explore experiences that can sometimes be difficult to express through words alone.

My intention is to offer a grounded, nonjudgmental space where participants can connect, create, reflect, and feel less alone.