The lets draw date

some ice breakers...

Who do you think is the most artistic out of the two of us?
What colors do you think represent our relationship?
Imagine we're creating an art piece together right now. What would we make, and what odd or unexpected materials would we use?
Suppose we're planning an art heist to steal any artwork in the world for our living room. Which one would it be, and how would we plan our 'heist'?
Choose an animal that you think best represents me in a painting, and I'll choose one for you. Then, let's discuss why we chose each animal.

Did you know?

Art can be a great form of therapy and stress relief. Creating art together can help reduce stress and strengthen your emotional connection.
Some famous artist couples, like Frida Kahlo and Diego Rivera, created remarkable works of art together that reflected their love and passion.
Many studies have shown that engaging in creative activities can increase the production of "feel-good" chemicals like dopamine and serotonin in the brain, which can enhance your mood and connection with your partner.
Some artists use their artwork as a way to communicate and express love when words may fall short.

Tips to Get Started & Alternatives

- Start by selecting a color palette that represents your relationship, such as the colors that remind you of your first date or a special moment.
- Use your hands, fingers, or even your bodies to apply the paint to the canvas. Experiment with different techniques to create texture and depth in your artwork.
- Encourage each other to be spontaneous and let go of any self-judgment. The goal is to have fun and express your love, not to create a masterpiece.
- If you're feeling stuck, try closing your eyes and using touch alone to apply paint to the canvas. This can lead to interesting and unexpected results.
- Consider incorporating symbols or words that are meaningful to your relationship into the artwork.